interfering with the g.p.s. satellites and creating interference now g.p.s. which is provided by the u.s. government is used for more than just navigation is there a concern that this could somehow affect driving vehicles and how they operate as often as they rely in some capacity on the g.p.s. navigation. g.p.s. there's a lot of factors involved the 1st thing is there is a factor with 5 g. words being tested right now where birds are literally falling out of the sky and that is no joke where there were very concerned with their 5 g. running at full capacity is causing other problems if it's causing birds to fall out of the sky they're wondering what the impact would be on a human being that's one factor that's being addressed right now the other factor is when you're using 5 g. you're right it does impact weather satellites which farmers use it impacts a lot of the 4 g. that's being used on all the satellites that promote g.p.s. how is that going to impact the military well they'll probably move to the faster service we're not going to be able to use that as

munest: now you know fusion g.p.s. is working for russians, the other thing that needs to be put on the record who are is -- here is that not only was-were they use g.d.p. hired oppose the act, to dirty up a friend of manisky, smear him, when simpson admitted the time he would he testify before the this committee that he met with the group that met at a trump tower, back to the trump tower meeting, he met him the day before, day of, and day after. you have simpson working not only for the clinton campaign, to dirty up trump, he's also working for the russians to dirty up anybody who doesn't oppose the act. he's meeting with all those individuals now. u.s. counterintelligence, former intelligence people would that raise any flags to you that a clinton campaign operative arm, who is working for these same russians, happened to be the same russians that are meeting with -- at trump tower offering supposed dirt? mr. mccarthy: i think it's not in a vacuum. it's not just about president trump's campaign tore secretary clinto

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i have a friend who's my g.p.s. person, who's able to guide us to the exact location. >> well, it looks like there might be a couple of ways to connect to it.th but the one ink is... >> sometimes you have to find... >> ...three miles.ad >> ...that the map doesn't even show. most of the migrants who died out in the desert were off the trail. they were left behind. they got lost, disoriented, and they ended up walking in circles until they ran out of water and died. it's a tragedy that has a lot of ramifications. there's a void in thaty. i'm walking along with them. i'm walking the same ground.th i'm feele same heat. three beeps, it's okay wh me. do we have a name? >> unidentified. undetermined skeletal remains. apl 13, 2018. >> half of the time, we don't have the names of the person. and those cases affect me the most. okay. because there's no closure for the family. that family still hoping that one day this pern is going to make a phone call and say, "hey, i'm here." we know that that's not going to happen, and tha

the sport trophy for teams in it to win with the fastest time several stage using transponder and g.p.s. data. goes in via fog incudes period until his limbs and his co-driver are one of the rallies few teams to keep it was purely mechanical that is what we are that i mean they use a mechanical odometer and stopwatch and calculate their average speeds using tables . but that is that he points out that many others who drive without high tech computers developed in italy and calls it the enormous devices any quip and it looks like it came from a science fiction space ship itself therefore it's defined as way but they just laugh about it last year after they placed 3rd with their purely mechanical approach many of the high take teams all around came in behind them thinking about all they could just made proper use of the old technology a mechanical stop watches and odometer is beyond it all worked out it's just as well. they can sail on the most business get close to. the really organizers p. careful attention to choosing their routes to provide a sporting challenge for both men. and machi

fun take it easy and keep an eye on the clock and i was under good waterlines when 7 stopwatches 3 g.p.s. is into i pads your hand is also pictures on a helicopter the flies ahead of the competitors and alexander's dead serious about it what's your highness would take 2nd place as a defeat. the field consists of $170.00 village cars with a combined 18 megawatts of power and was motor sports enthusiast the rallies made up of 3 days of adventure sports and a field day for cummins sewers of chrome old weather and classic design. the route leads through picture is valleys and lush green meadows. field as vehicle in this year's rally is a 923 bentley 3 leaders speed model this british jewel of the jazz age peers along the alpine roads was 60 kilowatts and no problems at all. the recent clues various time controls and extra special stages that demand the most from the participants and their cars everyone has to be prepared for the worst mishaps and breakdowns are all but inevitable this time it hits this tri approached. yet at least at a grocer meet a cold which is at a loss as to the problem

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nunes: now you know fusion g.p.s. working for russians, the other thing that needs to be put on the record here is that not only was-- was g.d.p. hired to oppose the act, to dirty up a friend of magnitsky, smear him, when simpson admitted the time he would he estify before the this committee that he met with the group that met at a trump tower, back to the trump tower meeting, he met him the day before, day of, and day after. you have simpson working not only for the clinton campaign, to dirty up trump, he's also working for the russians to dirty up anybody who doesn't oppose the act. he's meeting with all those individuals now. u.s. counterintelligence, former intelligence people would that raise any flags to you that a clinton campaign operative arm, who is working for these same russians, happened to be the same russians that are meeting with -- at trump tower offering supposed dirt? mr. mccarthy: i think it's not in a vacuum. it's not just about president trump's campaign tore secretary clinton's campaign. it's ab

i had a reporter here take up for the clinton campaign and say well that was g.p.s. fusion.t's hard for me to imagine that someone in the clinton campaign wasn't aware of the method that they were using to capture the information. but i will go in with an open mind and hopefully as the attorney general looks back to that whole process we will have the facts be what they are. so i think at the end of the day, i do think that lindsey graham, senator graham is right. i would naturally the first call i would make is to the fbi. but it may be that we should have better awareness that that should be what we all do when we get information from a foreign entity that's trying to meddle in our elections. hairs layers are you saying that the president should have different rules then? >> no. i'm not saying that i'm just saying in this case, it probably makes sense to make people aware that we have a serious threat from russia, china, iran, a number of other nations, that are trying to meddle in our election. so we have to be hyper vigilant. >> well, you know, during a senate hearing la

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business for poachers sometimes they're better equipped than we are you know they have gadgets like g.p.s. modern compass is maps and other things you find that some of them are even ex-military guys and yet elephant herds here have grown in recent decades thanks to the protected area maybe a little too much that's leading to conflict with farmers requiring selective killings. but culling is exclusively a result of very good management. and it's actually almost a good situation for them we have too many animals just one tool in the fight to maintain the parks elephant populations farmers also plant chili peppers which keep the animals at a distance only with such cooperative solutions to african elephants stand a chance in the future. in rwanda latest figures show that the economy is continuing to grow round us g.d.p. has been expanding steadily since it began to recover from terrible weather last year g.d.p. grew by 8.4 percent between january and march compared with the same period in 2018 round us national institute of statistics put that growth down to a strong performance in all 3 of

i'm just waiting for it for a g.p.s. fix. so let's get. this one received the same as from the g.p.s. satellites. if it doesn't have a fix it seems that it doesn't report to the position properly. julia. i think it. read receptive then restored to it. i mean there's the restart. the connection. not really we have been running for a couple of days on one battery and it was great but now. all of the better is just drained extremely quickly and i don't know why. it's one. that you just love. while there's not enough troops already. where we're really on the ice. we just horribly behind him get that big jobs and. here's the knife. and yours in his fitness speech none last night i for the day before was quite good you didn't have any know this went. well that's something good. to rake it off until you have truly lost or just bloody my. it is it's a museum it's a good disease to have. i think it's one. there isn't one large contingency and that's the airspace or thirty's. you want to have just launched a balloon with a big shiny bore underneath

i'm just waiting for it for a g.p.s. fix. this. receive. the same as from the g.p.s. satellites. if it doesn't have a fix it seems that it doesn't report to the position properly. julia. i think get. rid receptive then restart it. i mean to restart. the connection. not really we have been running for a couple of days on one battery and that was great but now. all of the better is just drained extremely quickly and we don't know why. it's one thing to do that you just love. while there's not enough troops already so we're really on the come to this place. we just horribly behind him get the big jobs and. here's the knife. and yours in his 15 minutes reach one last night i fall the day before was quite good you didn't have any no this went. well that's something good. to rake it off until you have truly lost or just bloody my. it is it's a museum it's a good disease to have. i think it's one. there isn't one large contingency and that's the aerospace or thirty's. you want to have just launched a balloon with a big shiny bore underneath full of population who couldn't without the pa

i'm just waiting for it for a g.p.s. fix. this. received the same as from the g.p.s. satellites. if it doesn't have a fix it seems that it doesn't report to the position properly. judio. i think it. read receptive then restart it. i mean there's the restart. the connection. not really we have been running for a couple of days on one bettery and that was great but now. all of the batteries just drained extremely quickly and we don't know why. this one secret that you just loved. was there's not enough troops already so we're really on the on this basis. we just horribly behind him get in the big jobs and. here's the not actually. yours in his fitness reach not last night i for the day before was quite good you didn't have any and i know this went. well that's not good and. i really came off until you have truly lost or just bloody my. it is it's a new season it's a good disease to have. i think that's why. there isn't one large contingency and that's the airspace or thirty's you want to have just launched a balloon with a big shiny bore underneath full of computational couldn't wi

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grandfather's day and an enormous amount has changed the machinery is now semi autonomous guided by g.p.s. a farmer also has to be able to use digital technology just to understand them and also want to use them. nowadays farmers also have to be engineers and software experts able to hook up heavy duty farm machinery to networks those networks collect and analyze data so. farmers can optimize the use of seeds and fertilizer it's providing a new line of business for agricultural machinery engineers. you for listening to sunday will have to feed 9 or 10000000000 people and that won't be possible with curry eels we have to become more efficient and we have to use our resources more wisely. research and practice are closely interlinked fuel efficiency tests for example are being conducted at the farm worker anchor himself learned his trade. his heavy machinery is connected to a network wherever possible with the help of the internet drivers must understand ever more challenging technology. this is the this is the route i have just programmed. the track to follows that route there's no need to

receiver that's sitting here is one of our 3rd generation a guy and he's it has a geiger counter and a g.p.s. receiver and it was every 5 seconds location. time and now though there are a nation of oats everywhere i go and it's creating a data point every 5 seconds along this road which will upload our maps and be able to see the radiation levels around them. there was no question we did use any but we know from the very 1st. when the government tried to put out the information they basically said it was no problem in fukushima and there clearly was people didn't know what to believe. and we have here and really work that this older come to me from the girder condor and communicates with the p.c. to get through the radiation level. pretty low that we were desperate to get the data on the maps we had to act quickly if we got 75 percent reliable data right away that was way better than 100 percent reliable data 2 years too late and . we got something working drop a few more. big i. read approved we have some strong rains outside. what are we measuring here right now to stay brood 36 now so it

we were so shocked we flew over the area in a small plane and using g.p.s. tracked every whale we spotted. we were just clicking the whole time and i thought i've seen a 100 now and then even $300.00 on the beach was just littered with dead whales it was terrible. just as good it was the biggest whale stranding in history. the researchers counted $360.00 dead say whilst doing this observation flight for any place the total was substantially higher. vice fun cult we know from the us north eastern atlantic that only 5 to 10 percent of the gray whales that die in shallow water get washed up on to the beaches and if those $360.00 whales constituted 5 to 10 percent of the number that died then we're looking at a frightening figure as one that seriously jeopardizes the say well population in the southern hemisphere. because i would also doubt it was most likely a red tide. as it's called here. the red tide gets its name from the color given to water by microscopic alkie that released toxins. these can be fatal to certain types of sea life. and death to muddy out a

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a very very sophisticated set of sensors to tell it exactly where it is at any given time it's not g.p.s. dependent although it will cross reference so this is one of the least likely drones if you like in the world to get lost so the idea that this might have accidentally flowed into iranian airspace is very unlikely it's called missions that is to skirt space as well as maritime areas so that leaves you with either the iranians shooting it down in international airspace as a sort of controlled escalation a warning to the united states in the international community that their status quo with the sanctions particular oil exports is intolerable or you could argue potentially that it strayed into iranian airspace perhaps deliberately less likely i was just a part of many else these are very expensive and relatively scarce assets so the u.s. will be more than just symbolically annoyed at losing it. well let's hear now from the russian president vladimir putin who is warning the united states not to use force against iran but. i want to say it would be a catastrophe for the region at the ve

a recent news report that found that for example all palestinian authority security vehicles have g.p.s. trackers that are monitored by the israeli army that there were joint security exercises between security forces and settler militias in essence units of coordinated volunteers of settlers the reality is what's happening now is the palestinian authority has little actual authority they don't control checkpoints they have little actual autonomy on the ground but they've developed themselves into a police state operating in conjunction with the israeli army that's the reality 25 years after the also chords give rise to the palestinian authority well and have very grim reality indeed mr shapiro we have to leave it there but thank you very much for sharing your perspective and best of luck to. your appeal thank you for having me i'm inviting all our viewers to keep this conversation going our social media pages and hope to syria get on the same place same time here on worlds apart . we had. 3540 years old. in the water. some 30 fisherman. understood. and then to the me i should take anot

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