that's gps. the genius of gps is what it enables. the fact that gps has been around for a long time as a technology that can determine precisely where something is in space doesn't mean that this is somehow old and not exciting because the excitement of gps is what it enables. the fact that that box as i traveled kept determining exactly where that airplane was in space, you now have two points. the box calculated my air speed. the box calculated my heading. the box calculated that there's towers on hills near frederick, maryland, that i was within 500 neat of. if i had an emergency of some kind, the box would tell me exactly what the nearest airport was, the route to it, how long it would take me to get there simply because it could receive this very small signal from space, from the gps transmitter. and i guess i would submit that while some may say, well, it's time to look to new technology for greater benefits, we've just begun to tap this genius of gps and what it can enable. and as you've heard today, it is absolutely at the ce

that's gps. the genius of gps is what enables the fact that gps has been around for a long time as the technology that determines precisely as in space doesn't mean they are all that exciting because the excitement in gps is what it enables. the fact that that box as i traveled kept determining exactly what an airplane was in space didn't have two points. the box calculated might air speed. the box calculated my hitting. the box calculated that there's towers on the hills near frederick maryland i was within 500 feet of. if i had an emergency of some kind, the box would tell me exactly where the nearest airport was, what route was, how one would take me to get there. simply because it could receive this very small signals from space from the gps transmitter. and i guess i would submit that while some may say it was time to look to new technology for greater benefits we've just begun to tap this genius of gpa said the debt to ntia as it would can enable and its epicenter of the nexgen technology.

that's gps. the genius of gps is what is enables. the fact that gps has been around for a long time is a technology that can determine precisely where something is in space doesn't mean it's old and not exciting. the excitement of gps is what it enables. the fact that that box, as i traveled, kept determining exactly where the airplane was in space, have two points. the box calculated by air speed. the box calculated my heading. the box calculated that there's towers on hills near maryland that i was within 500 feet of. if i had an emergency of some kind, the box tells me where the nearest airport was, what the route was, and how long it would take to get there simply because it could receive this very small signal from space, from the gps transmitter. i guess i would submit while some say it's time to look to new technology for greater benefits, we've just begun to tap this genius of gps and what it can enable, and as you've heard today, it is absolutely at the center of next gen technology. we have 5200 public use airports in the c

to switch from radar to gps passed in congress this past monday.it now heads to president obama for his signature. we join live coverage. >> we think going forward having the consistency and prohibitibility of spectrum interference standards will help all parties involved. >> thank you, sir. i'll put this question to etch aof you. what impact might protectionists for gps have on the marketplace for radio spectrum a and, b, how does this bear on the question as to whether or not gps warrants protections? either of you is fine. mr. galotti, we'll start with you. >> thank you, congressman. i guess there are various figures that exist as to the number of jobs and the view of spectrum. and as i've said earlier, there's tremendous pressure from the telecommunication providers who have significant figures on jobs, but on the other hand, aviation globally -- i believe the number that's out there is worth about $3 trillion to the global economy a year when you consider the economics, the tourism, the aviation industry itself, the business, carriage of goods

in a way, gps is pretty simple. i took off yesterday from frederick maryland in the aircraft backing the fort was born. a small box or seek multiple signals from gps trans vendors and date. all that boxed did initially was identify precisely where it was. the genius of gps is what it enabled. the fact that gps has been around and can determine precisely where some ynez doesn't mean that this somehow that exciting because the excitement in gps is that it enables. the fact the boxes i traveled cat determining exactly where it was now have two points. the box calculated my heading. the box calculated that there's towers on hills or frederick maryland that i was with 500 feet of. if i had an emergency of some kind the box would tell me where the nearest airport was, how long it would take me to get there. simply because you could receive the small signal from base. i guess i would submit. i guess i would submit. i guess i would submit dodgy for greater benefit, we've just begun to tap this genius of gps and what it kane

there are 44,000 members of the royal college of gp's. a total out of a total of 44,000, just 7% responded opposing the bill. 7%. what about the royal college of physiotherapists? 80,000, 50,000 royal college of physiotherapists, 2%. 2%. i know that's enough for the union to elect a leader the labour party. [shouting] but that's about as far as it will go. [shouting] >> ed miliband. >> mr. speaker, -- [shouting] now obviously well-trained today, mr. speaker, but let me tell them, let me tell them, their support for the health bill is digging their own burial for the next election. [shouting] now, i did ask him a specific question. i know by now he does a lot to answer the questions, but i just asked him a simple voice which is to support his bill, and answer came there none from the prime minister. let me refresh his memory who opposes -- the deputy primers or is smirking or i don't know whether he opposes it or support it. [shouting] oh, he supports it, mr. speaker. there's firm leadership for you, right. now, mr. speaker, let me refresh

in london a gathering of world gps experts heard about a 2010 experiment in which the ship's gps wasmed by a device similar to thun one. the vessel veered off course the communications crashed the new jersey systems crashed the gps showed it was on dry land in belfast ireland when it was in the middle of the north sea. todd humphries at the university of texas is an expert in gps hacking the nation's navigation systems are an attractive target. >> if you are a rouge nation and terrorist network you would like to cause some large scale damage, perhaps not an explosion but moran economic attack against the united states this is the kind of area you might see as a soft spot. >> another problem is spoofing a gps making it in a different place or different time than it is. that could effect the financial markets. each and every stock and commodity trade is time stamped by gps. criminals can manipulate the system to crash the system or give them an edge to make millions in the high volume high frequency split second trades. oo you are able to match the crisis like everyone else in the worl

up next for our viewers here in the united states fareed zakaria "gps." >> this is "gps, the global public square." welcome to all of you around the world. i'm far evening zakaria. we have a great show for you today. we start with one of the wise men of american foreign policy. i'll ask him about iran, about syria, but we will also look at the bigger picture. just what is america's foreign policy today and how is president obama doing? later in the show the economy, budget, tax plans. we will talk with robert reich, david stockman, and others. also, we'll tell you who is behind the new anti-americanism in egypt. you'll be surprised. finally, if you thought american debt was worthless, think again. i'll explain. first, here is my take. the american economy seems to have picked up. the dow jones industrial average is hovering around 13,000. the highest since the financial crisis began in may 2008. things do seem to be getting better. this is good news for president obama because there's a strong co-correlation between economic growth and a president's prospects for re-election. the unemploym

spooming -- sphamming and snoofing, making a gps think it's somewhere it's not.ent researchers used a low level jammer to fool with ships at sea, way out in the english channel. their communication systems went down, their emergency systems went down and they veered off course without the crew even knowing about it. then there's the stock trading system, if you could manipulate the gps timing signals by a mili second it could be worth millions of dollars. todd humphreys from the university of texas is an expert on gps and was the keynote speaker in yesterday's conference. >> you're able to match the prices between the networks in a way different from everyone else in the world. everyone else in the world might be 20 mill i seconds off and you happen to know the actual time sog you're able to buy low in one market and sell high in another market. >> reporter: that's all it takes is a few mili seconds. manipulating the market by the way could cause it to crash, rogue states, terrorist organizations and criminal enterprises all looking at ways to exploit this system

because that mark will be a dead giveaway that the gps device was or is in your car. >> lots of good advice. thank you, matt. >> yes. >>> in virginia, the general assembly is shelfing the bill that would define life as starting at conception. the full senate sent the person hood bill back to the committee today and carried over until 2013. today, the senate committee approved a bill, requiring the external ultrasound exams before the abortion. but that measure did not include the controversial provision, requiring more of an invasive kind of probe. >>> now, the georgetown law student, sandra fluke, finally got a chance to talk to members of congress. she testified today about the obama administration's policy that requires the employees of religious affiliated institutions to have access to health insurance that covers birth control. last week, they rejected democrats and their requests, that fluke testified on the subject. but today, she was the lone witness at the unofficial hearing, sponsored by a hand full of democrats. >> without insurance coverage, contraceps as you know could

[ gps ] no dave, you're not. [ wheels screech ] right turn. [ engine revs ] [ male announcer ] jared the galleria of jewelry has five times the selection of ordinary jewelry stores so you'll find the perfect gift every time. how did you know? who knows you like i do? [ horn honks ] [ male announcer ] that's why he went to jared, the galleria of jewelry.

up next for our viewers here in the united states, fareed zakaria, "gps." >>> this is "gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. a true all-star panel on american politics and the world. joining me at the roundtable today david brooks, peggy noonan, david recommendnick, christa freeland, and then would you like to meet a man that runs a nation with a 2 3erz unemployment rate. it is singapore and its prime minister, you'll want to hear what he has to say. also, i'll explain why we should stop worrying so much about the stumbling revolutions in tunisia, and around the arab world. here's my take, first. now that mitt romney is once again the frontrunner, his campaign focus is returning to president obama. he will probably repeat a line that he has used often in the past. >> this is a president who fundamentally believes that this next century is a post-american century. >> now, i leave it to the president to describe what he believes, but as the author of the book "the post american world, i would like to clarify th

. --- en algunos casos los telefonos o camaras con gps pueden contener geoetiquetas que no aparecen aa sino que se graban de manera invisible dentro de la imagen.. las cuales pueden poner.. en peligro su seguridad.. al publicarlas en internet cg- michael anton 1:36 "we have many many over" --- asi como lo indica el comandante michael anton en algunas ciudades del pais mas de 100 personas han estado en situaciones de peligro por el mal uso de internet. ---por ello las autoridades recomiendan lo siguiente para protegerse usted y a su familia 1- mantener sus informacion en las redes sociales lo mas privada posible 2- desactive la opcion de geotagging o servicios de localizacion en su telefono 3- asegurese de que la opcion de gps en su facebook o twiteer esta apagada. 4- cambiar la configuracion de facebook para que todos los "tags" deban ser aprobados por el titular del perfil ---desactivar la opcion de estas etiquetas en cada telefono es distinta por eso los especialistas recomiendan que los padres conozcan los diferentes equipos que tienen en casa para proteger a sus hijos.. eso es tod

coming up farid gazzara gps. >> this is "gps" welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. today on the show we have first one-on-one with the president's top new military adviser, general martin dempsey. he's the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. we'll hit all of the hotspots, syria, iran, china, egypt, and more. later in the show, the u.s. rolled out the red carpet for china's next president but what is going on behind the scenes between the two rival nations? we have a great panel of china watchers. also, believe it or not, the eurozone crisis is solved. how, what? stay tuned, we'll explain. first, here is my take. we're hearing a new concept these days in discussions about iran. the zone of immunity. the idea often explained by ehud barak, israel's defense minister, is soon iran will have enough nuclear capacity that israel would not be able to inflict a crippling blow to its program. israeli officials explained that we americans cannot understand their fears that iran is an ex stin shall danger to them. but, in fact, we can understand be

jon: got a gps?rom point a to point b, but is it possible these systems could pose a serious risk to our national security? we'll take a look at that. >>> plus, new developments in the trial of a man accused of murdering his wife while on their honeymoon, the judge blocking testimony from a key witness. why? and what it means for the prosecution's case. >>> also, rick at the web wall for us. >> reporter: we just got analysis of the performance of the candidates in last night's gop debate. we've got a question. it's a poll and you can actually take part, go to the break, on the home page, scroll down, and answer are you satisfied with the debate, yes or no. it's your turn to weigh in and you can do it right now. and we'll have more of "happening now" after a quick break. don't go away. ragu for years. [ thinking ] i wonder whaother questionable choices i've made? [ club scene music ] [ sigh of relief ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choo prego. or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial stru

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♪ how will i, how will i, how will i know ♪ ♪ how will i know >>> this is "gps, the global public squarecome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we have an important show for you this week starting in syria. president bashir al assad's brutality continues unabated, so gin the failure of the u.n. security council to act, what can be done, what should be done to stop the violence, will it end? we'll talk to scholars, experts, policymakers. later in the show an exclusive interview with the great financier george soros on why he foresees european problems and about what he thinks of the united states economy. also, what in the world? mitt romney got me thinking about america's very poor. i'll show you the results. finally, what the dickens was going on in the british government this week? i'll explain. first, here's my take. if you are trying to understand the recent protests against the putin regime in russia, one of the best guides is an outspoken columnist that's been writing essays in the nation's leading newspapers over the past month. political

the correct answer to our gps challenge question was c, the u.s.n pennies each year and they aren't made of much copper anymore. 97.5% of a penny is zinc. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. >>> you're in the cnn newsroom. i'm fredricka whitfield with a look at the headlines. whitney houston has been laid to rest in new jersey. it was a family only service at a cemetery in westfield. the singer's grave is right next to her father's. we'll continue to bring you an update later on in the afternoon. meantime the co-chair of mitt romney's presidential campaign in arizona in the pinnal county area, the sheriff, has stepped down after allegations

. >>> up next for our viewers here in the united states, "fareed zakaria gps." >>> this is "gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we have a really great show for you today. we'll start with one of the wise men of american foreign policy. i'll ask him about iran, about syria. but we will also look at the bigger picture. just what is america's foreign policy today, and how's president obama doing? >>> later in the show, the economy budget tax plans. we will talk with robert reich, david stockman and others. >>> also, who is behind the new anti-americanism in egypt. you'll be surprised. >>> finally, if you thought american debt was worthless, think again. i'll explain. >>> but first, here's my take. the american economy seems to have picked up. the dow jones industrial average is hovering around 13,000, the highest since the financial crisis began in may 2008. the nasdaq is actually at its highest level since the technology bubble burst more than a decade ago. now, stock prices around everything, but data from

the gps keeps telling me to take that road. he keeps telling me to make 86 if if faisal across to the life if it says to make a u-turn. >> they closed this out of touch -- as a take him. >> at this point i have no idea where to go. >> at this point, you concede this car wanting to go south it cannot. they will have to make a left turn. it is completely closed. the chp is blocking the entrance and there are cones in all of these planes. drivers will have to use alternate routes until the bay bridge reopens. >>pam: a dry weather forecast is essential in order for the work on the bay bridge to get done. brian van aken is here with the holiday forecast. >>brian: it looks like the weather is going to cooperate. south for tomorrow we will see whether system come in. relatively dry weather for tomorrow. partly sunny conditions. you will see gusty winds gusting 30-40 mi. per hour. for sunday, crowds in the morning in the sunshine in the afternoon. on monday we will have another weather systems. >>pam: our big story tonight is the bay b

handheld gps systems are just one example. gps would be wonderful while i'm traveling, but the printout would be in braille, and i would have to learn how to use braille. with changing technology, smaller devices like that don't have the capacity for large print. they can only show one letter at a time. it would take forever to read one word. i know that won't work, so when you project out 5 to 10 years, the new technologies will challenge me to become fluent in braille, as well. narrator: technology is rapidly changing the way we all live our lives. so, too, medical research is changing the way we view and treat disease. with all this progress, what does the future hold for those who have usher syndrome? this is going to be a very gradual process. we're going to be able to slow it first because that's the easiest thing to do. ultimately, we'll be able to stop the progression of the rp,

. >> crossroad gps's founder is karl rove. crossroad spent $70 million in the 2010 election. it plans to raise and spend much more than that in 2012. >> we have a collective fund- raising goal of $240 million. >> crossroads is already spending in the 2012 races. it has funded ads attacking elizabeth warren in massachusetts. >> there are 134,000 organizations in the united states organized the same way as crossroads gps. none of them disclose, and we are just following the law. >> and no one returned our calls. the biggest clue to who is behind it is the address, it matches the law firm that has represented the democratic national committee. the paper trail is very thin. most outside groups that advertise in elections report their activity to the federal election commission, but no report has been fought by the commission on hold, growth, an opportunity. >> we took the approach we did not have to file anything. >> almost $160 million was spent by nonprofits that do not have to disclose their donors. once the presidential race between the gop nominee is set, things should reall

for the crooks they're looking for things left out in the open like gps devices, cell phones, even your spare change. then if they see it, they take down the driver's information and send them a card in the mail reminding them to secure their personal property. >> he took the gps down. he left the bracket in the window. so just like we noticed them a would be thief would notice that. so that is something we will flag and know the registered owner of the vehicle. >> reporter: now, the good news is according to metro, there was a 30% drop last year in crime at their parking lots and garages. what is more in the last quarter of 2011, there was an 86% decline in thefts of so-called motor theft accessories. all of this helped to bring the metro parking lot crime rate to the lowest level in six years. >>> it was going on inside this motor lodge in falls church, inside this budget inn on lehigh way. even in cars where clients were found at a 7-11. girls as young as 14 forced to have sex with strangers for money. this is all according to the fbi. tonight a federal jury has convicted this man, r

they used to support the gp's being in charge of the health budgets. the publication of the risk registers, why does he not ask a question about that? >> ed miliband. >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker, let me just -- mr. speaker, if he does not think it is a serious question of his exclusion of the vast majority of people who work at the n.h.s., he should not worry -- >> order. the house must calmed down. being statesmanlike is the mode for which members should strive. mr. ed miliband. >> we will come to the substance of the bill, mr. speaker, but let me ask him this question, because it is a very important question. there are people who attended the summit and expressed deep concern about the bill. following his help summits, can he tell us what changes, if any, he is planning to make to his bill? >> why do you not stop worrying about my diary and his complete lack of substance? we are going ahead with these reforms because we think it is good for patients to have choice. we think it is good to have the involvement of independent sectors in the n.h.s. we th

how do you collaborate ensuring that the relevant dhs components have access to this gps information? either answer today, if you wish, or get back to us. >> why don't we get back to you. some of that requires us going into some classified information, mr. chairman, but i'll be happy to send you something in writing, if you wish. >> if you would. >> and i'll answer those questions for you. >> okay. thank you. with that i yield to the gentleman from mississippi. the ranking member. >> thank you, mr. chairman. madam secretary, at several hearings we talked about recoupment, and the concern that a lot of people who through no fault of their own received reimbursements for expenses, and what we needed was some clarity on whether or not those individuals would be pursued for possible prosecution. i think the appropriators saw that issue, too, and i'd like to thank your operation for understanding the sensitivity of what those many families went through during katrina, and some several years later received a bill, and the fact that since you now have devised a notification procedure and som

and now find full video episodes of "gps" for sale at the itunes tv store.ly there typing itunes.com/fareed into your browser. this week's book of the week was written 2,000 years ago but remarkably current. the great or ra tore marcus sis ro running for roman council, the top job, his brother gave him a set of notes on how to win an election and there's a new translation that has been published, the advice just as relevant today. for example, he advises promise everything to everyone. when you don't deliver, some will forget, others will have moved on. if you don't promise them now, he suggests, everyone will be upset. see how some basics in politics never change. for the last look, this week all of the members of the british cabinet got birthday presents not for their birthdays but for the 200th birthday of charles dickens and the gifts presented by the culture minister were works by the great victorian novelist that seemed relevant to the recipients. for example, prime minister cameron got great expectations, true of any incoming leader but also hard time

. >> anticipar el viaje con gps, nivelar las yantas. >> utilizar transporte publico . >> buscar la gasolinerao?. >> 6 galones, hasta donde me alcance. >> si usted desea conocer si en su área hay gasolineras con precios razonables visite nuestra página web para mayor información.. >> gracias. >> el transporte público de la agencia municipal de san francisco . >> las acciones son pocas, elevar las multas de estacionamientos, subir las multas. >> tienen un déficit de un millón de dolares . >> en california algunas leyes son implacables con los conductores. >> este hombre trata de recuperar su auto . >> el policía le pidió la licencia, y decomisó su vehículo. >> si un policía detiene a una persona sin licencia, solo le dan una sansión y no es confiscado el carro. >> de acuerdo a la versión del conductor él le dijo al oficial que no tenía licencia y el policía le requisò el auto . >> en california unicamente un conductor sobrio y sin licencia podrá llamar a un conductor para que se lleve el vehículo . >> si el agente encuentra que no fue un error del conductor le devolverán el vehículo . >> más de

there is a free map quest app that will give you advice like a gps device.his may be common knowledge among many iphone users. if you haven't yet, check on the t. out, type in your destination and hit go. can you still get the directions in that list form if you prefer that. can you search for nearby services like gas, food and lodging. >> i like that. >> i got it right here. >> i always want the list. i like it when it is written out as well. so i like having that option. >> if you nervous when you are afirst starting out, and i stated well look your regular maps app and see the routes they give you and then check you out to the before you hit go and before you start driving. >> look at him. >> i'm downloading now. >> we're not going much of anywhere for the next couple of hours. >> let me put this away. >> map quest relatively easy to use. there is another app that provides free navigation for iphones and androids. this one has a little bit of a twist. let's take a look at this. >> you have reached your destination. >> it is called ways. it comes bynes soc

. >> reporter: the president has to often gp wl religion. and there's no way to predict how it will affect voters this year. andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >> ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce the comeback kid, mitt romney, the next president of the united states of america. bring it on. >> reporter: this is peter alexander on the campaign trail in detroit, facing the next crucial primary in michigan. th he tried to focus on the main argument that he can fix the american president. >> how can we have a president -- this is what i don't get -- how can we have a president whose tax policy is to raise taxes? >> still in what's become a neck and neck race, santorum has threatened to derail romney's path to the nomination. >> if he lose, suddenly the talk will not be the inevitability of mitt romney as a presidential nominee, but there will be huge doubts. >> reporter: romney's senior adviser dismiss santorum for tree creating, in their words, a controversy a day. and romney has dispatched his wife across michigan who today acknowled

you enter a new route on your gps. gps. o% you call a friend to tell them you're on your way. you do it all while driving. so do you drive while distracted? >> i try not to. >> reporter: the national highway traffic safety administration or nhtsa says distracted driving is a dangerous and deadly habit on america's roadways. it's going after auto makers with new proposed guidelines. h%th new proposed guidelines. nhtsa says vehicles should be equipped with items that meet consumer desires without sacrificing safety. >> i think as most things become voice activated it makes it a lot easier. >> reporter: in fairfax county distracted driving is illegal and can cost you up to $250 bucks. > >> if you take your eyes off the road, something can happen within two seconds. > % >> reporter: the guidelines seek to minimize the complexity of the device making it easier for drivers to use them and to stay focused on the road. this particular vehicle you actually have to pull over. actuallyh%ave to pull over. the car has to be in park in order for you to enter an address in the gps. they want

get the federal free edition, at turbotax.com. [ gps ] hello dave. not again. [ gps ] dave, do you know where your wife went last week? she went to jared to look at a beautiful diamond necklace. i'm not going to the cleaners anymore, am i? [ gps ] no dave, you're not. [ wheels screech ] right turn. [ engine revs ] [ male announcer ] jared the galleria of jewelry has five times the selection of ordinary jewelry stores, so you'll find the perfect gift every time. how did you know? who knows you like i do? [ horn honks ] [ male announcer ] that's why he went to jared, the galleria of jewelry. >> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. good morning @ 8:27. so far all is quiet this morning in mcpherson square at the occupy d.c. site. eight protesters were arrested yesterday. one of those arrests was accused hitting an officer in the face with a brick. radard morning, doppler shows the last vestiges of snow the north and west in the area, we just have cloudy skies and temperatures point.ve the freezing cumberland is 31 degrees and two inches of snow.

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