more wi-fi can help you as will as well our recent efforts to upgrade wi-fi connectivity and libraries. more work remains. the fcc is to take a hard look at modernizing programs to support connectivity in low income households and especially those with school his children. and the sooner and the sooner they react viscerally bridge this gap and give more students a a fair shot at 21st century success. thank you. >> thank you. we appreciate your testimony we have to votes, we should have time to get through the other commissioners testimony. i we will come back immediately after. welcome. thank you for being here. >> chairman, ranking member, members of the subcommittee for thank you for giving me the opportunity to testify as. it has been an honor for making available more spectrum for mobile broadband to improving the nation's 911 system. last testified. have asked testified in front of the subcommittee more than a year ago. since that hearing things have changed dramatically. i wish i could say that these changes on balance of that a bit for the better but fortunately that has not bee

france recently banned wi-fi in nursery schools. schools in germany, austria, israel and australia have pulled the plug on wi-fi altogether. that deep concern is now in our community. >> as a parent, i think that it's my job ask questions. so i asked a lot of questions and i didn't get any answers. >> reporter: 15 parents with children at seven different montgomery county public schools all share the same concerns. they're worried about the potential health risks of the wi-fi installed in their children's schools last summer and the radiation that comes with it. >> i just don't see the benefit that they get by being irradiated 30 hours a week at school. >> reporter: using maryland's public information act, some of the parents obtained records detailing the number of wireless routers installed in ceiling. for example, they indicate bells mill elementary in potomac has 30. nearby churchill high school has close to 100. >> we know that microwave radiation, which is what wireless is, at certain doses can cause damage. there's no debate

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use a secure wi-fi whenever possible. avoid paying for hot spots, keep your security software up to date and use web filtering to block malicious code or phishing expeditions. >> once you have the information, you have the keys to the kingdom. >> open access to credit accounts, you can use their credit card online. it's very simple. >> if those 109 people who gave their credit card information had been taken for $100 each the cybercriminal would have made an easy $11,000 in a matter of hours. >> my favorite part about that it was all in the user agreement. tom costello reporting. now, obviously, the reality is cybercrime is an opportunistic crime. every time you connect to the internet especially untrusted networks, you could be a target and a victim. >> just call them the dna doggies. precious pups the peninsula humane society is attempting to find homes for, now with a little science and creativity. it appears the shelter has found a formula for getting the pooches adopted. >> michelle roberts explains the so-called who

on the other side lawmakers who want the technology to improve wi-fi access for the public. kris van cleave has more. >> reporter: a sudden obstacle in the the road makes this car slam on its brakes. the car behind warnsity driver in time to swerve thanks to wireless vehicle to vehicle communication known as v2v. after more than half a billion dollars in taxpayer money spent, this technology which can save an estimated 183,000 lives a year may now be asked to make room for wi-fi. >> it's an opportunity for more people to get on to the internet. >> reporter: senators cory booker and marco rubio introduced the act -- [ inaudible ] >> we're ensuring the safety needs of the auto industry will be met while also giving more opportunities for more innovation, more job creation. >> reporter: the bill has bipartisan supporters in congress and would require the fcc to evaluate if wi-fi and v2v can company inexpies. dr. peter swetman has been working on the technology for five years and is asking congress not to pass the bill fearing it marks open season on v2v's bandwight. >> our conc

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we're using the fastest most current wi-fi standard.ory: when you displace any particular company if you have great success? guest: interesting products just don't serve the market today. as we get more streaming video and connected devices, the existing products just do not serve those high-speed and reliable connections you need. i think we have a big opportunity. cory: there's a nasty connection here as well -- a nest connection here as well? guest: one of our designers from nest worked on our device as well. cory: thank you, we appreciate it. "bloomberg west," will be right back. ♪ cory: and cory johnson, this is "bloomberg west." dr. sign -- docusign joins with hp. joining us is the ceo of docusign. is this a big deal? guest: it is. they are arguably the most important software company on the planet. they've already been a great customer themselves, in terms of their sales contracts, procurement contracts, legal partner contracts. we are excited about sap joining with docusign. cory: it's a thing that saved away from the nightmare

wi-fi and the homework gap. first, wi-fi. a few of us go anywhere now without our mobile devices and our palms, pockets or purses. that's because every day in countless ways our lives are dependent on wireless connectivity. while the demand for our air waves grows, the bulk of our policy conversations are about increasing the supply of licensed airwaves available for commercial auction. this is good but it is also time to give wi-fi its do. wi-fi is how we get online. wi-fi is also how our wireless carriers manage their networks through off-loading and wi-fi is a boone to the economy. there are studies that demonstrate it is responsible for more than $140 billion of economic activity every year. and that's big. so, we need to make unlicensed services like wi-fi a priority. the commission is doing just that with our work on the 3.5 gigahertz and next year on the 600 megahertz. going forward, we all need to be on guard to find more places for wi-fi to flourish. second, i want to talk about the homework gap. today roughly seven

we have a gopro app you can use from the wi-fi through the camera. you can send to smart phones or mobile device where you can offload and control the content from there. you have a gopro studio so if you connect the camera sd card thoo to the computer you can up load it to the studio and share it through the world. >> host: here in the display you have a dog wearing a camera and a little kid. >> guest: gopro is the most verse versetile camera. you can prop it to you are bike or child or dog. >> host: and the quality of the video here? we have this big camera we are shooting some of the display. how does it compare? >> guest: it is great. pretty durable. 4-k-30 so breath taking amazing footage. i go to a local distributor so whether that is target or wal-mart wal-mart. i buy it, go on the mountain and i am like i want great shots, go and capture content, use gopro studio and share it on social media. and here is editing software. jake would be able to give you a demo but you take content from the camera, offload it on the computer edit and trim and s

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a sinceor sniffswi-fi. >> why did you name it happy child? data from trucking customers' phones? >> there is no way to get a feel for that, those kind of numbers unless you hire a marketing firm and spend thousands of dollars. feel. >> for brick and mortar establishments like myself, they arats a did you say advantage because they have web counters and all of this information how many people who come through the door and how long they stay. it gives you useful information here the average visit is two to three hours. >> has anyone come mind about this tracking? >> none of my actual patrons seem to mind. at the end of the day, if you are walking around with your wi-fi enabled, there is alternates more that someone can potentially do to you than, you transmitter. >> on the one hand, it's a little bit creepy because it's watching. >> i guess you are giving away your privacy. >> every mobile phone has a unique 12-character media access control address or mac address. it's your phone's fingerprint. the sensor reads the address and as another four

senators are pushing a bill to improve wi-fi access for the public. some experts say the legislation could hurt new technology in the works called v2v which allows cars to communicate with one another to prevent crashes. kris van cleave reports. >> reporter: a sudden obstacle in the road makes this car slam on its brakes. the car behind warns its driver in time to swerve thanks to wireless vehicle to vehicle communication known as v2v. after more than a decade in development and more than a half billion dollars in taxpayer money spent this technology which could save an estimated 1,083 lives a year may now be asked to make room for wi-fi. >> it's an opportunity for more people to get onto the internet. >>> senators rubio and booker announced the act. >> we're making sure first and foremost the safety need of the auto industry will be met while also giving more opportunities for more innovation, more job creation. >> reporter: the bill has bipartisan support and would require the fcc to evaluate if wi-fi and v2v can co--exist. dr. peter sweatman has be

>> guest: you have the video on the groan so you can either download it over wi-fi to your tablet or your smartphone, or you can connect the drone by usb on your pc, if you want. >> host: what's the price point on some of these drones? >> guest: for the bee bop it's 1299 and for the -- [inaudible] it's 899. >> host: are they selling well? >> guest: yeah good. >> host: are you selling them e here in the u.s.? >> guest: yes. >> host: how did you get into this business? into drone making? >> guest: like just, we were doing, in parrot we were doing all the devices for the smartphones, for the phones, all the devices like your car keys, headphones, and so we wanted to go to destroyeds and so -- droids and so o.k., we started to do a car and we said, oh it's not that fun so we started to do. >> host: and this is one of the products made by parrot out of paris. well, the parrot company doesn't only make drones, but it makes some interconnectivity devices as well. benjamin sebag of parrot is with us now. what is your position at parrot? >> guest: i'm a project manager on the after market. so

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the plane is communicating with some satellite in order to provide the wi-fi antenna of some sort?with the con sat system which is on the airplane a. that con sat system has connectivity, discreet connectivity into the plane system which has connectivity into the the avenue on nic systems. >> well i don't know what the odds are are chris. i just know that if this is a real -- this is serious injury, i certainly hope the faa and the airline industry is taking this one very seriously. thank you for joining us. >> you are welcome. thank you very much for having me. >> coming up don't put away your boots. at least not yet. right now 32 million americans are are in the path of a snow storm. you heard right. that's next. and don't forget to watch hannity tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. israeli ambassador ron >>> get ready to speed read the news growing outrage at uva bloody arrest of of a college student. protesters are demanding justice for marquis johnson he was arrested by alcohol control agents outs the bar. agents say he was belligerent. witnesses say the arrest was unprovoked and ex

we have bluetooth and wi-fi to be fully connected to your phone. just keep your phone in your pocket and you'll be able to use this. also the full features -- >> so this is the product. >> this is the product. as you can see, on the apple phone and on the -- as an example, this system, itself, talks to the phone and grabs all the information from the phone to put it on this. >> okay. >> or if you want to listen to some music, exactly the same. just get the information from your music and play it on the unit. >> so this is built into the car. >> everything is built into the car. we have the mode for the android. this grabs all the information from the car as i was saying before to get you a full diagnostic. as an example it can give you a note on the way you brake, on the way you use your gasoline, travel history also. or if you have a flat tire the system tells you flat tire. >> how does this unit know that you have a flat tire? how does it sense that? >> it is a special connector. actually the idea is the information is from the car. you can say -

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. >> i think we've all had issues with wi-fi and wi-fi going out every day. i would say you may want to take a look at using wi-fi. it's nice to have modern technology. if you are counting on your wi-fi working and to get to someone in a serious condition and you can't keep up with where the ambulances are going because wi-fi goes out, then i would almost suggest we have to figure a way to use something else maybe other than wi-fi. >> or a backup system. >> i think they're talking about that. also here too, the union, they're almost in a position -- they basically have said we told you so. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. >>> welcome back. economic boost in northeast. mayor becauser and other city officials broke ground at the new capital gateway marketplace in the 5800 block of east capitol street. it will bring a walmart super center along with more than 300 affordable housing units to an area sort of left out of the city's economic revival renaissance, if you will. joia a taste of things to come in far northeast you think? >> i sit on the fence on thi

and 60% use wi-fi at home. the bulk of our wi-fi activities takes place 2.4 gig -- gigahertz band. many of us are home wi-fi systems are based on a. but only a portion of the five gigahertz band is dedicated unlicensed wi-fi service. we've got other uses in there and i think we should start studying those other uses and find out if we can free up more spectrum in the five gigahertz band so more people have more access to unlicensed and wi-fi service. >> what are by the physical limitations of the five gigahertz band? what are the physical limitations? >> the easy way to describe it is the higher you go you get more capacity but it doesn't travel as far. five gigahertz is really good inside buildings inside households. as more of us use devices that are not tethered to a court, having that cuccinelli is really important. >> thank you. that you're not recognizes the gentleman from texas for five minutes. >> i think the chair, and welcome to all the commissioners. folks back home noticed that commissioner pai, omi

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opening the beds were wi-fi is life-saving technologies. >> thank you, senator. you you undoubtedly no that the demand for our airways has grown exponentially over the last decade and certainly is true. since 1999 the spectrum was set aside for the kind of intelligent transportation system you are describing. no the development has been slow, but a lot of resources have been ported to. since 1999 something else has happened. we have grown much better at managing interference and allowing for the sharing of services in all spectrum. it is my hope that we can explore how this could be a a shared spectrum for both unlicensed and it has services. i take your.that we absolutely cannot sacrifice safety in the process. >> i appreciate that in your concern to make sure that is at the top of your list. chairman, if you would care to comment. >> i think the chairman is spot on. the future is all about how you can share. of the encouraging thing is intelligent transportation systems and wi-fi are not that dissimilar. and so essentially sending information the same kind of w

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30 years ago his novel neuromancer, changed everything in sci-fi literature. and now he has a new novel. it's called the peripheral. it's a time-travel murder mystery dealing now with drone surveillance, with growing inequality, and contagious diseases. this is my conversation with sci-fi legend william gibson here in studio q. hello. >> william: hello. >> tom: how are you? >> william: very well. glad to be here. >> tom: nice to have you here. william, your last three books were set in the present. but with this one you've gone back to the future sort speak. why did you want to do that? >> william: well the last three i thought of asof novels--speculative novels of the very recent past. >> tom: mm hmm. >> william: in a senrote them because i needed to--i felt i needed to recalibrate the--whatever metric or yardstick of weirdness i use tose i w sense how strange the world is now. i decided that i was essentially working n '80s yardstick. >> tom: and that brings up an interesting point because you've said in the past that writers need to use a science fictionwit

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. >> you said hear fied these means these brutal murders were just shocking they are trying to figure out what caused this. who is responsibility, sew with have a wide range of opinions. mar they says the killing of any civil cabs is wrong, especially for sport. what has this world come to, she says we failed as a soto let this go on, how, michael says the soldiers they probably would be killers in their own neighborhoods in the states with the right circumstances, but a macro approach, she goes there's myths of war, us verses then, nationalism etc. which always have and will always decenttized soldiers. so a lot of talk about it. >> i think the why is one of those things that the soldiers themselves based oen the documentary can't answer. >> still to this day it is the fog of war. >> in 2010, a group of u.s. soldiers intentionally murdered innocent civilians by faking combat situations. they called themselveses the kill team, and they collected body parts as war trophies. they are the subjects of the documentary the kill team, which was short listed for an academy award nomination. >