. >> when detective watson heard that the truck had a gps in it, back then, it was like, you know, gpt? what does that do? >> satellites orbit earth tracking vehicles, boats, airplanes that are equipped with a gps receiver. >> it's like leaving a trail of bread crumbs behind so that when you look at it on a map, you see a trail of dots representing the path of travel of that vehicle. >> the gps satellite tracked the moving truck driven by armstrong's friend as it made its way through nebraska. >> they were giving me the information in realtime. kept them on the phone, i notified the nebraska highway patrol what i was doing, asked them if they could attempt to locate this truck as it was approaching the york, nebraska. >> within a few hours, nebraska police set up a road block and stopped the truck. they asked the driver if he knew of armstrong's whereabouts. much to their surprise, they found armstrong hiding in the truck sleeper compartment. >> i had no concrete evidence. i just knew that he was an acquaintance of this driver and that he had been riding with him at some point. >> tro

garmin -- known for gps -- posted a 27% earnings increase as the company builds up business with aviation and fitness to offset a decline of use in cars. the stock headed due north by nearly 10% yesterday even as garmin warned-- more people using gps on smartphones and tablets. kellogg company is caving to pressure from environmental agencies - and vowing to buy only environmentally-friendly palm oil. kellogg will buy palm oil only from suppliers that comply with environmental laws protecting rainforests. palm oil cultivation has destroyed more than 30 thousand miles of rainforest in indonesia and malaysia alone. it is a minor ingredient in some processed foods. nestle is recalling some flavors of hot pockets. "philly steak and cheese" and "croissant crust philly steak and cheese" brands are being pulled from store shelves the products may contain us-da recalled meat from the "rancho feeding corporation" which is accused of neglecting to fully inspect animals. no illnesses

every minute gps navigational systems can monitor our vehicles and boats. from other worldly signs to a tear mark on some duct tape, investigators unravel a crime in two cities, a crime of betrayal, lust and greed. selling real estate in florida can be very lucrative, since conspicuous consumption is almost a competitive sport. mike garvin was a particularly good real estate agent, which afforded him and his wife, shirley, a lifestyle most would envy. >> they were a fairly prominent couple, the upscale mandarin neighborhood community of jacksonville. he had been president of the mandarin community club and she was very active in local politics down there. >> in january of 2003, temperatures in mandarin got a little chilly for the couple's liking, so they decided to drive down to the island of key west for a mini vacation. >> shirley, once she retired from working, became quite active. we were all very thankful to see they were doing things together and that they enjoyed it. >> the first morning there, mike went to a nearby drugstore to pick up a prescriptio

roll open under ahora es legal tener el gps del celular en una mano mientras conduce....pasamos en vivo con andres brender para que nos de los detalles... pues esta es una noticia muy buena para personas que necesitan utilizar el gps para ubicarse... pero hay otros sumamente preocupados por esto... 0.01 0.42 0.51 si usted es de esas personas que simplemente no es buena para las direcciones... que necesita del mapa gps en su celular para ir por la ciudad, y que ademas, necesita estar viendolo en su mano, mientras la otra esta al volante del auto... buenas noticias... jorge sanchez "yo lo uso porque se me hace mas rapido" ahora es legal hacerlo... luego que una corte de apelaciones del estado fallara a favor de un hombre que fue multado en enero de 2012 por hacer precisamente eso... mirar el mapa de su telefono movil mientras estaba atorado en trafico... pero el sujeto en cuestion ya no tendra que pagar esa multa, y sento un precedente que muchos agradecen.. andrea "me parece bien mientras prestas atencion a la calle, sino no esta bien. pero hay personas que esto le parece

gps systems in our cars?ld that become a gateway? >> not really. signals satellites send and four of them have to hit receivers. the thing you have to worry about is gone control stations. there are four radars and islands all around the oceans and equator basically. if any of those were the go down for an extended. of time and the attack were to propagate throughout the system, that is where you have a real problem. >> a huge warning. thank you so much for joining us. let's end on a lighter note, valentine's day can conjure up some mixed emotions. can agreemany of us on is it is the time to buy candy. it is going to be a sweet valentine's day for candy makers. candy sales will rise to over $1 billion. the national confectioners association says chocolate makes up about 75% of the total. weekendbe back next with leo hindery to see what he thinks about consolidation, the purchase between comcast and time warner cable. stephen joyce is joining us as well. have a great valentines and we will see you on tuesday.

free gps routing apps are being blamed for the 92% plumet in gps device sales in 2013. and the same goes for digital cameras that dropped 44% last year. i use my smartphone to take photos rather than a digital camera because it's cheraper and more accessible to me. tablets are now able to do much of what a desktop or laptop computer can do such as share photos, play music, and surf the web. new data shows worldwide shipments for pc's? fell 4% in 2012 from a year prior. another industry being squeezed is cable tv, which has been losing subscribers since 2004 to the dominating internet based subscription companies netflix and hulu-- both save you money and time. i can watch all my tv shows in a short amount of timewhere as if i had commercials, it would take 2 weeks, and lots of money and i don;t want to pay for cable or anything like that. with online viewing of tv and movies becoming more mainstream, dvd sales are plummeting as are dvd and blu ray players, which saw a 20.1% decrease in 2012. travelers are feeling the pinch at hotels as demand rises and nightly rates cli

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doesn't really matter how much part of fruit at the under sixes is about the ethics quite close to three gp care from the sixties for the walking well when at most probable mistaken the society our context is to be there to help steer the department for consultation. not that location. the competition on the keys are not permitted to negotiate directly on these it will be up to the doctor to decide whether they wish to participate in the youth team tours are expected to be offered similar fees to what the card to get for treating children as medical card patients. i thought was very good at some of these things very constructive but very much in the early stages. i think that doctors the time had to look at the trough context that we presented that we've proposed. i would email them to state that their insights their observations. the scheme is due to operate from each year and the are also being invited to submit views on the time changes. for twelve hours. rte news. baby has been born in the car with tennessee hospital in dublin from today two hundred staff would be an accountant in a man

fareed zakaria "gps" is next. >> 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 terrific show for you today starting with sochi. i will talk live with michael mcfaul, the outspoken u.s. ambassador to russia, who has just announced his resignation. we'll talk about the games, the security threats and, of course, the mastermind behind it all, vladimir putin. then, a seasoned investor warns of the event everyone is worried about. the great fall of china of the chinese economy. something that will slow growth across the world. the tiger mom is back. why some ethnic groups succeed more than others. racism or research. we'll talk it over. then technology seems to be moving ahead at warp speed. self-driving cars, computers playing chess and more. but where are the jobs? two m.i.t. experts explain the paradox. syria is a calamity, egypt is a mess, but i will bring you one bright spot in the aftermath of the arab spring. but first, here's my take. is hamid karzai crazy? that's w

so the next billionaire will be a kid who programs an app that connect your gps and texting at the same time. >> let's turn to the weather, lots to talk about here in the freezer. >> it is cold. 43 and 25 the high and low, 50 and 33 the averages. the current temperatures, leesburg 13, feels like to degrees, 17 in burke. college park 19, feels like the single digits. a current temperatures in the computer model, 18 washington dulles, 16 gaithersburg. the wind is still gusting. the wind chill is in the single numbers. one above that washington dulles. oakland, the windchill is 12 below zero. with the cold, dry air, the wind that is continuing to drive down the windchill. in the morning, it will be bright and sunny, sunrise at 6:42, but the air temperature is five to 15, and enough breeze to drive the windchill lower. clear skies tomorrow, clout saturday and sunday. then we jump into the pacific ocean. look at this huge storm swirling offshore. tightly wound up. this is causing rain to move into the california coastline, and the next couple days will bring a lot of rain. too much of a good

stop selling gps? we think the protocols we are we have designed them as such a way that we hope and we think we have reason to think that major governments can not use your encryption analysis. there are other ways to break into files. when you push back, the technology tools, like black phone, we are going to need to do more and push back in the policy space. we have to change the laws. >> let's stay on security stop airline hyde is at mobile world congress. it brings germany all of its unhackables. >> thank you very much. i have a great to guess for you. his name is hans christoph-quelle. these are the designers that help hack proof the german's black phone. with the ways out of making it a hack proof. angela reported that merkel herself has given it the thumbs up. we turn to hans christoph-quelle and thank you very much. give us an example of how you can hack blackberry with your technology. no impossible over phone lines or landline or thele, and we have solved issue last year with the blackberry

fareed zakaria "gps" is up next. >>> this is "gps" the global public square.e united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we will start today with the extraordinary turn of events in ukraine. i will talk live with one of the men who brokered the peace deal, polish foreign minister roddick sa core ski and terrific panel, nicolas ukraine, david remnick and robin wright we will talk about ukraine, venezuela, sochi and the iran talks. and are manufacturing and trade skills more valuable than an art

court just announced that its illegal the touch your phone on driving however you can listen to the gpsriving. cool will donate six part $8 million to kids in san francisco to ride the bus system for free for two years--68 million. campus police shot and killed a man who said he would not drop the knife. the shooting is still under investigation. $687 million bill is california's new drought plan. the dark area is the most serious category iand his doubls in size and just last week. the entire or address the state is in than extreme drought. year due for a very messy morning commute marrotomorrow. very windy it already seen dust up to 40 mi. per hour lightning is very possible and a flash flood warning for central coast. good >>> curb side delivery mystery solved. >> isabel, your coat, they're looking for you. >> here she is, the street angel who gave up her coat to keep a newborn from freezing. >> we are going to take you coat shopping. >> how do you look? >>> then, death by pet rat. the 10-year-old boy gone. was he a victim of rat bite fever? >>> and -- >> thank you for the opportunit

stop selling gps receivers?signed them in such a way that we hope -- we have reason to think major governments cannot break them by cryptanalysis. there are so many other ways to break in of those. technology back with like black phone. we're going to need to do more than that. we have to push back in policy. we have to change the laws. of ethicale a lot questions being raised as a result of what we are seeing. let's stay with security and cryptography. let's get back to bitcoin. maybe on the verge of a crisis. will it bring down the entire currency? how much influence do they have? hans nichols has more from berlin. it is been an interesting 24 hours for this business. interesting 24 hours if you're trying to retrieve your bitcoins. they were not secure. hackers may have figured out a way to withdraw currency more than once. they kept hemming back and draining that account. site went dark last night. average to reach them were fruitless. theceo resigned from bitcoin foundation. this is the overall group that is

fareed zakaria gps starts right now. >>> this is "gps" welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we will start today extraordinary turn of events in ukraine. i will talk live with one of the men who brokered the peace deal, polish foreign minister radoslaw sikorski. >>> and we will talk about ukraine, venezuela, sochi and the iran talks. and manufacturing and trade skills more valuable than an art history degree? that is what president obama said. i will ask a best selling author with an art history degree. also from dining at midnight to siestas at mid day, why spain may want to turn back the clock about 70 years. i'll explain. >>> first here is my take. 2013 seemed to be the year of vladimir putin. the russian president had consolidated power in his country, kept his ally in syria from being toppled and brokered a deal to remove syria's chemical weapons. 2014 was going well for putin. the soechchi olympics was thut disaster many expected that's what it had looked as until a few days ago. now on the central issue of ukraine russia does not l

"fareed zakaria gps" starts now. >> this is "gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. the start of the sochi olympics is almost upon us, and we don't know who will get the gold, but we do know that geopolitics could complicate the games. i asked henry kissinger to help us understand the violence next door in ukraine and whether russia might actually do something to stop it. i also talk to valery gergiev, russia's greatest conductor. ♪ >> and a close friend of vladimir putin about the games and about global concerns about russia's record on gay rights. ♪ >>> but we will start where president obama left off in the state of the union. inequality in america, just how bad it is, and is it fixable? i have a great panel to tackle all that plus janet yellen's first day on the job. >>> also, we're always talking these days about how we should learn from china, but china just took a page from new york. i'll explain. >>> finally, football versus football. who wins the tale of the tape? >>> first

fareed zakaria "gps" is up next. >>> 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 will start today with the extraordinary turn of events in ukraine. i will talk live with one of the men who brokered the peace deal, polish foreign minister roddick sa core ski and terrific panel, nicolas ukraine, david remnick and robin wright we will talk about ukraine, venezuela, sochi and the iran talks. and are manufacturing and trade skills more valuable than an art history degree? that's what president obama said. i will ask a best-selling author with an art history degree. the new yorker's adam gothnick. from dining at midnight to seest ta's at midday, why spain may want to turn back the clock about 70 years. i'll explain. but first, here's my take. 2013 seemed in many ways to be the year of vladimir putin. the russian president had consolidated power in his country, crushed any possible opposition, kept his ally in syria from being toppled and brokered a deal to remove syria's chemical wea

"fareed zakaria: gps" starts right now. >>> 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 will start the show on the other side of the world in asia where the president of a country has said that it's like 1938 all over again. are the tensions there that serious? what is going on? >>> then larry summers on the fed chair, janet yellen's first weeks on the job. how did she do? i will ask the man who would have had that job. >>> and from super powers to super power, how to win an olympic gold medal. we'll explain to you that at that level it is all in your head. >>> also, hackers have broken into banks and big box chains, but could they really bring down the entire power grid of a country or attack the u.s. government? we will find out. >>> but first, here's "my take." i've sometimes been described as a centrist, and i freely admit to believing neither side of the political spectrum has a monopoly on wisdom or virtue but sometimes reality points firmly in one direction. watching the machin

. >>> también gps , que graba para medir el movimiento de la tierra con la nueva tecnología se pòdria también en segundos una serie de instrumentación ya que no sólo los expertos recibira la información . >>> que va a dar , señales , a gente con su teléfono si bien es cierto que los daños materiales si se podrian la ciencia en cuestion para estar mejor preparado , lo importante para mayor información visite la página de la cruz roja américana es mi reporte en vivo león felipe de regreso a los estudios . >>> muchas gracias vamos a pasar a otros temas las autoridades , recuperaron lo que había robado el lunes pasado este estuvo adornado al templo por más de 100 años que los llevó hasta un comerciante los miembros de la comunidad no podían ocultar . >>> sobre todo , que está bien contento , el vitral , el espacio , enseguida en noticias univisión 14 . >>> podría convertirse en el mejor aliado para que las mujeres mantengan un corazón , el maestro y su hijo . >>> nos acompaña atenciónj padres de familia le diremos que asíentos para bebe podrían ser un peligro para sus hijos . >>> el matri

. >> this past year, there's a new gps device that's small that doesn't cost. >> reporter: looking tosting thieves trying to steal valuable hives. >> come in here with a forklift they can snag, you know, i have seen people steal them 30, $50,000 worth in a half hour. >> but beekeepers have always been concerned about that and have been trying to develop ways to prevent that from happening. >> reporter: but an age-old problem is abuzz with a new remedy. there beekeeper uses tiny gps chips to track if one of his hives is stolen. >> if it gets moved i get an email or text and i'm on it immediately. >> reporter: along the chips, he hopes to scare away those who may look to steal the hives. >> if my boxes are marked and somebody else's aren't, somebody has a choice between mine and somebody else's, they are going to do that. >> reporter: it's hard to pin down who is stealing them but it isn't likely a typical thief. >> the average guy wouldn't want to steal a bee hive. you know, because bees do sting! >> reporter: and to try to deter thefts beekeepers put the gps devices in random hives as

adam: these devices, the non garment traditional gps device will account for 50% of revenue.point where you can tell us they will be the vast majority of your revenue? do you have a timeline on that? >> no time line. our pea in the business with a lot of people know as -- continues to be a substantial part of the business, we are growing when other areas which allows us to diversify and gives us more stable revenue and profit base. adam: the competition from smart phones which have different kinds of gps mapping available to consumers you warned investors that this is some trouble, a head wind but are you ready to say you are out of the woods in terms of competition? >> we think we made a lot of progress, we have been talking about the impact of smart phones for in number of years and we have been able to continue to keep the product relevant through innovation because it does offer the best in car driving experience but in addition to that we have been investing in other areas of business which offset the declines we've experienced. adam: will beat the surprise in the year c

consequently it is going to get to manufacture the chinese gp has been good deals on the descent who didn't descend for capital goods and consumer due to this the good sized youtube of smaller cars and split them and used to eat this and found that the same. excise duty on dogs and excitement cause was bogged down from twenty four to twenty percent. when you deal in sports udp the news has been gone down. when people to send funds to keep the same. an ostrich is seen as a move to force the automobile sector which has seen something demonic entity sometimes in dusty blog is based on a budget. he is pretty hopping that the risk of the testicles of a big ol' walk also promised palm. and the fruit of addiction also seems to be good. going to visit improving mobility was getting even a few weeks it will be busy with all of them back so to that extent it's going. the budget and also wanted a deal on interest on student who was taken before mars that is close to a cause and nine the longstanding dumont oh one and one pension costs of this man was also given an aunt in the budget on the pock

discovered many tech buffs hacking apart their smartphones and repurposing the sensors, the processors, and gps to create their own homemade drones. >> they started answering my questions. and asking their own questions. and sharing information. >> these were people who were excited to find others experimenting with the same technology. >> we realized that we basically had a kind of a drone innovation platform. and i said, huh, i guess we should start a company. >> one of those who joined chris' online drone community was jordy munoz of tijuana, mexico. >> i create an account and started posting my developments and that's when chris contact me. >> back then, jordi's talents drew a lot of attention, and chris asked the young high school graduate if he wanted to cofound a business with him. >> the only way you can find the smartest people in the world is to let them find you. to basically create a platform by which people are magnetically attracted to it. and you know, jordi had the instincts. >> 20 years ago it would have taken a large corporation with very deep pockets to be able to manufacture

"fareed zakaria gps" starts now. >> this is "gps," the global public square. united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. the start of the sochi olympics is almost upon us and we don't know who will get the gold, but we do know that geopolitics could complicate the games. i asked henry kissinger to help us understand the violence next door in ukraine and whether russia might actually do something to stop it. i also talked to valery gergiev, russia's greatest conductor.

"fareed zakaria: gps" starts right now. >>> this is "gps" the global public square.akaria. we will start the show on the other side of the world in asia where the president of a country has said that it's like 1938 all over again. are the ten

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. >> the moose is then outfitted with a gps collar that tracks her movements. if the animal stops moving the research team gets an alert. >> this is set up to have a motion-sensitive trigger for mortality. as long as it moves, it's in live mode. if it's motionless for 6 hour period it goes into morbidity and it sends the material to our data phone. the aim is to get to the animal within 24 hours of death. >> our aim is to get the carcass out to a laboratory within 24 hours. >> the animals can die anywhere, they have high levels of body fat that the bodies decompose quickly. receiving an exact location and getting their fast is key. this year the team collared more than two dozen moose in the north-east erp part of the state. trying to find them is difficult, even in the best of conditions. >> trent brown is known as a gunner. he leaps out of the snow, collaring moose. >> how curious are you as to what is happening with the moose. >> very curious. it's important to figure out what is going along. we are doing a small part. we help out trying to catch them. it's

it was a cinch with my wilderness explorer gps. gp... what? my dad gave it to me. gps beeping) with this baby, we'll never be lost! oops. (carl groans) we'll get you down, find a bus stop, you just tell the man you wanna go back to your mother. sure, but i don't think they have buses in paradise falls. there. that ought to do it. here, i'll give you some change for bus fare. russell: no, i'll just use my city bus pass. russell: whoa. that's gonna be like a billion transfers to get back to my house. mr. fredricksen, how much longer? well, we're up pretty high. could take hours to get down. (carl exclaims) that thing was a building or something. (carl exclaims) what was that, mr. fredricksen? we can't be close to the ground yet. (gasps) wait! wait, no, don't! don't, don't! wait, wait. wait! (carl exclaiming) russell, hang on! hey! russell: whoa! whoa! (russell exclaiming) aaaagggghhhhh! carl: walk back. walk back. okay. carl: come on. come on. (russell grunting) (panting) where... where are we? this doesn't look like the city or the jungle, mr. fredricksen. (wind how

he's working with the state using the same gps collars. he's been studying moose for years, and thinks much of what is happening can be linked to global warming. >> you think humans are to blame for this? >> yes, i do. >> i believe it's a reflection of our climate. the things affecting moose are parasites. deer increase under warm temperatures, to things affecting moose. including winter ticks. they are high and indicative of warming climate. >> michelle carstensen says she needs to collect more information before saying anything for certain, but says climate change is entirely possible. warming winters, that's the hardest thing for a moose. it has a coat on, which is thick and dense. that's how they evolve, to have a coat like that. yet if all of a sudden they are having warmer winter they can't help with the heat. >> they are planning to use transmitters to check the temperature of the moose. one thing agreed on is the rapid decline of moose in minnesota could mean trouble ahead. >> most concerning is we may see declines of other species

in cross roads gps. we don't expend 40 percent of our funds on anything that the lawyers will remotely say constitutes political activity. 60 percent on our social welfare goals promoting limited government and tax cuts and fiscal restraint and strong moral values and look, every single piece of tv ad, radio adand mail piece, anything has to be looked at by the lawyers to make certain it crosses the line. we never get close to crossing the line. there are serious rules in place. imagine, you can't say president obama's name if you are a 501 c4. in 2011 or 12 because he is up for reelection. same for member of congress. if you tell congressman jones to support house bill 453, you can't do that because that constitutes political activity. >> what do you want the treasury department to do now? >> back off! they have rules if place and stop doing. this is clearly intimidation and directed out of the treasury department and authorized by the white house and trying to discourage tea party and conservative grou

que se puede pilotear en el automÓvil, en una trayectoria gps, establecida por el usuario, y se debeos 320.000 $ en una subaste parÍs,fue un regalo que la compaÑÍa estadounidense harley davison le dio al papa francisco en el 2013, el papa nunca la condujo, pero estampÓ su firma en el tanque en el tanque de gasolina,el dinero irÁ a una organizaciÓn caritativa.

first of three gps satellites launching to space in cape canaveral.l replacing older gps satellites that have been up there for more than a decade. >> more fallout from president obama dropping his offer to compromise with republicans on trimming social security. that will be dealing with the spiralling debt. 17 trillion and counting and climbing. but democrats praise the president's move and that will help millions of retired. >> we'll have mark and julie. mark and julie, good to see you. first of all, it was not a cut but lower asks trims the cost of living increases, so mark, democrats say this will protect social security and republicans say hey, what will they do about the debt? >> the bottom line, democrats are engaged in is a dishonest war on jobs and this puts the economy at risk. we'll see more of what we have seen. which is the lowest job participation rate in the country. in plain english. less people of the percentage of the population are working than ever before and the democrats intend to push more people on the roles and it is a tra ve

que se puede pilotear en el automÓvil, en una trayectoria gps, establecida por el usuario, y se debe a los 320.000 $ en una subaste parÍs,fue un regalo que la compaÑÍa estadounidense harley davison le dio al papa francisco en el 2013, el papa nunca la condujo, pero estampÓ su firma en el tanque en el tanque de gasolina,el dinero irÁ a una organizaciÓn caritativa. >> muchas gracias por su atenciÓn, muy buenas noches. >> pues lo Único que quieres es promover mi disco. >> pues no lo entiendo, ana, no lo entiendo. >> bueno ya, pollis, cÁlmate, mira, si entiendo que andas sacado de onda por lo de gira, y tipo y asÍ, pero, pero pues ya tambiÉn, agarra la onda, pollis, ya ni la muelas, tienes mamitis. amor, decÍdete hacer independiente, Ándale. >> ana, no entiendes, no me fui a los Ángeles por quedarme contigo. >> hÍjole, pollis, pues no sÉ quÉ decirte, pero yo no te peÍi que no te fueras. >> hum, me dijiste que me necesitabas, por eso me quedÉ. >> bueno, pues a poco no sigue la posibilidad para poder ir a estudiar. >> ah, perfecto, yo me a

dhs appears to be looking at these 16 sectors to implement regulations with regard to that gps data that they require. i would like to hear from the panel what you see coming up with a roadmap in regard to the pnts to integrate data and ensure that organizations have what they need when they need it. so, anyone reading the 39 pages of the framework would not up.pnt showing that is one of those examples of an issue that is embedded in the core. it points to a particularly class of position critical data. for the framework attendees, they were dependin addressing dependency. without getting to the specific threat of vulnerability that dhs is worried about ,nist has a lot to do with that. vehicleework becomes a for -- this is why the federal agency participation is so important -- there is a new class of vulnerability that is essential to critical infrastructure, across sectors like that. as ae counting on dhs participant to flag bad and take it back to industry as part of that process and make sure that the framework process does not have that as a cap area. gap area. >> if i can add one t

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the moose is then outfited with a gps collar that tracks her movements.animal stops moving the research team gets an alert. >> this is set up to have a motion sensitive trigg fore mortality. as long as it's moving on an yxz plane plain it's in live mode. if it's motionless it goes in to mortality mode and able to transmit that message to our smart phones. >> reporter: then what you do do? >> then we are ready to responsibility. the came is to get to the moose within 24 hours of its death. >> our whole goal is is to get a whole carcass out and bring it to a board certified pathologist to his get the best that crop is a possible. >> reporter: these 1,000-pound animals can die anywhere in the expansive forest and have such high levels of body fat that their bodies did he compose quickly. so receiving an exact location and getting there fast is keep . this year they collared two dozen moose. and they don't travel in heard so trying to find them is difficult even in the best of conditions. trent brown is known as a gunner leaping out of a helicopter in waist d

it's a workout app, but also uses a gps system.bout that and the whole privacy issue. >> sure. so with nike, what they'll do is they encourage people to just do it in terms of exercise. you can log your runs and they do that through a gps tracker on the phone. you can signal on facebook that you've completed a run, compete with friends, train for something. however, when you have something tracking your movements, you might ask it, how long did i run for? but it's tracking you everywhere you go. it's tracking all of your movement. so you should be aware of that and certainly comfortable with that. >> yes. i don't know, that whole idea of somebody watching me creeps me out. >> of course. >> oh, lord. >> are you part of this segment? >> there are so many skeletons in your closet. i can hear them rattling right now. >> really, they're not even there. >> listen, once again, you have come here with some good information, something new and fresh. i appreciate it each time you come. >> thank you. >> good to see you. >> always a pleasure.

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. >> reporter: he does it by secretly by placing a gps on or in an unsuspecting person 's car. it's pinpoint accuracy. >> exact time of where the low the vehicle is at any time. >> it's accompanied by a dvd we produce. >> reporter: we want to get answers on how legal it is. for married couples with joint vehicle registration it is okay. he wouldn't place the device while we recorded but it's pretty small. so you'll never know where you'll find this cheater tracker. maybe under here or back here. or maybe even inside here. is that too sneaky? >> if you have to do something like that to find out what your loved one is doing, that's not a good relationship. >> trust is pretty much everything in a relationship. >> saves time and money. >> reporter: but suspicious lovers are signing up. >> it's kind of like fishing. you go fishing you want to catch fish. >> every valentine's day people from all over san fransisco shower each other with not love exactly. but with feathers. about a thousand people showed up to justin hermann plaza for this massive pillow fight. the turnout gets bigger

. >> weight mile steps steps taken per day, sexual activity and even gps location.ow can the users protect the their prierves from all this information given to corporations and or any porter third party? >> i think consumers should be concerned about it right? so for the most part this information is protected in the united states, they're, under the health forecast protect act. this is called hipaa. this protects your employer from knowing information about your weight, sexual activity and other juicy details that they would like to know and your insurance company also would like to know with you. you have to be careful with the forecast you choose, you may be ghifg up your accessing or your for example under the hip aa information. others like employers can get access to this information. >> psychologists or psychiatrists who treat anorexics feel that this information can enable this disease. what do you think about that? >> if you look at the population in general, we know for the most part americans are overweight and don't exercise enough. so the whole idea yo

check out of cars and we're able to identify for safety and concert where our vehicles are through gps that's a great asset especially from the rim fire when we had vehicles in that fire we knew where our cars were. we implemented a daily foul scorecard so if the earthquake for example, we'll know where our foul supplies are and how many days we'll have available for our generators if we noted them. those are key things that have happened in fleet. the assurance control depth run by nancy that's the thick report you see every quarter we have in our audited transparent reports in our family we currently have or plan to have 52 audits in review of everything you can imagine. nancy runs that and anyway's that everything is and the and mitigation is put into place. i know you've appreciated that over the last several quarters. 32 total audits have been completed & a total of not 20 are being planned and no new funding requested. the records management function headed up by leslie fishing. we're likely the last generation to have paper files. leslie and others have implemented a wide record