the seniors carry the gps unit, which sends out a signal of their location to the rescue center. oup was able to distribute about 3,000 units for free. thanks to subsidies and donations. once every few months a ram union rescue member visits the elderly at home to check on the units. this 88-year-old man with symptoms of dementia has been rescued by ram union on numerous occasions. since giving the man the gps unit the rescue team has been able to locate him promptly. a relief for everyone in the family. one doctor of chinese medicine inspired by ram union rescue's activities has decided to offer his help. he specializes in neurology. dr. ni kefeng is head of the hospital's rehabilitation center. he also teaches a university graduate program. reportedly, the number of patients suffering from dementia increases by 300,000 every year. with few institutions specializing in this condition, families are caring for their loved ones with very little understanding and knowledge. on a friday morning just before the chinese new year ram union rescue receives a missing person call. a 75-year

. >> reporter: they were coordinates recorded by the gps unit. investigators determined that crosby had spent a lengthy period of time on a road in sykesville maryland, and that's where they found crippen's body on tuesday. on monday, authorities arrested crosby's 67-year-old mother jo for tampering with evidence. police have not gone into detail but she was released on bond. now, crippen says she can probably say goodbye to her sister and help take care of the two little girls erica left behind. >> god will keep us level headed right now because this is such a messed up situation. >> reporter: the investigation began two months ago here at the mt. laurel police department. kyle crosby is hyped bars not far from where i'm standing on a $1.2 million bail. family members insist the couple was fighting over money before erica was killed. we are live in burlington county david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right david. thank you. >>> there are developments to night in the murder of a man shot to death while walking his dog in overbrook. "eyew

-- [inaudible] >> reporter: when police arrived, ming told them the suv was stolen not only had gps unitnd in hopes of finding brothers quickly. a shootout happened in watertown, massachusetts. we're expected to get details as trial goes forward. the prosecution is going step by step through the events beginning when the bombing happened and the effect on the victims and moving forward from there. jenna? jenna: we'll watch for updates molly, thank you. jon: the hillary clinton camp is out with a new story when it comes to thousand of her private emails. now what they say they did before they deleted them, and the impact it could have on the growing controversy. we'll go in depth. >>> russian president vladmir putin just seen in public for the first time in 10 days. so where has he been. >>> a new military moves that his country his making, next. grind virtually any kind of food waste into an unending source of electrical power for a city? when emerson takes up the challenge it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. jenna: right now a quick look what is still

gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world, i'm fareed zakaria. we'll begin the show with benjamin netanyahu's re-election to a fourth term as prime minister of israel. his preelection maneuvers appear to have put him on a collision course with the obama administration. just how bad have things gotten between israel and washington and who is to blame? bibi or barack some we have great reporting and a spirited debate. >>> then on wednesday, another foreign leader will address congress. but this one will actually be welcomed at the white house. afghanistan's new president will meet and greet in washington this week but he talked to me first exclusively.

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gps, the global public scare. >> welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. this week mr. netanyahu went to washington. >>> russia reeled from the murder of a top opposition leader. >>> and the question was raised are america and iran working together in iraq. should they? >>> we have a terrific panel to talk about it all. >>> then a country that is collapsing and in response lashing out at dick cheney. it's very close to home. >>> also in my continuing quest to remind you of the good news about the world out there, two special guests. swedish professor hans rosling will dazzle you with charts that show a very different world than you've been led to believe you live in. one of bill clinton's favorite experts will tell you about the amazing technological advances that are changing the world for the better. >>> but first here is my take. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's speech to the united states congress was eloquent, moving and intelligent in identifying the problems with the potential nuclear deal with iran. but when describing the alternative to

from respected backers like the energy and minerals group, first reserve and black stone's gps capital unitat was a year and a half but it would appear that 15 billion isn't enough in this area of $50 oil where drilling profitably can be tough so he's out there again in a far less hospitable climate. he has spoken with banks about proposed new drilling investments including in california. also for $250 million purposes and even a pool of permanent capital funded by investors. bonds tied are trading at well below par and investors aren't that hospitable. one recent problem, a lawsuit filed accusing mcclendon of having stolen trade secrets before he left in 2013 so start his new business. they promised to file counter claims but the heat was enough that city group that had been handling this $200 million spack backed away from it. in terms of operating and at times being overleveraged, a real concern for people. >> i guess you look at where oil prices are right now. what's happened in an energy complex and how much you would value some of those skills changes a little bit. >> there's some deb

gps," the global public square. welcome to all of our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. coming to you today from the ancient citadel high atop amman, jordan. the centerpiece of the show will be an exclusive interview with the king of jordan, his majesty abdullah ii. his first interview since isis released gruesome video documenting the murder of one of his nation's heroes, an air force pilot. what was his reaction as a king? >> the gloves have come off. >> as a father. >> disgust, sadness to the family. >> how far will his nation go in response to try to defeat isis? >> this is our war. >> then from next door, the man who could upset israeli politics. a poll this week has the party dead even with the party of the current prime minister benjamin netanyahu. elections are just 16 days away. what does herzog think of mr. netanyahu going to washington? i'll ask him. but first here is my take. washington is getting enthusiastic about idealogical warfare these days. not democrats versus republicans but rather americans versus islamists. having spent the last two weeks insisting

gps the public square." welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we have an important show today starting with yemen collapsing into chaos and becoming a war between iran versus saudi arabia. then the iran nuclear talks. the clock is tick king loudly. the deadline approaches. deal or no deal? also is islam a religion of peace? my next gust says no. on why her former religion needs a reformation similar to the one christianity had 500 years ago. and inside a silent war going on on college campuses across america. it's the war on the liberal arts. it's a terrible trend, so terrible i've written a book about it. i'll explain. finally, the most interesting man in the world has died. i'll give you my memories of the founding father of singapore and a man i got to know quite well over the last two decades. but first, here is my take. just months ago the white house was touting yemen and since then the government collapsed and an insurgency backed by iran gained ground. that insurgency is battling aagainst forces backed by the united states and saudi arab

gps starts now. >> welcome to all of you around the united states and in the world. i'm fareed zakaria.yahu went to washington washington. russia reeled from the murder of an opposition leader. the question is reed raisedaised are american and iran working together in iraq. should they? we have a terrific panel to talk about it all.

gps the public square." welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. collapsing into chaos and becoming a war between iran versus saudi arabia. then the iran nuclear talks. the

gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world, i'm fareed zakaria.tanyahu's re-election to a fourth term as prime minister of israel. his preelection maneuvers appear to have put him on a collision course with the obama administration. just how bad have things gotten between israel and washington and who is to

gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world, i'm fareed zakaria. we'll begin the show with benjamin netanyahu's re-election to a fourth term as prime minister of israel. his pre-election maneuvers appear to have put him on a collision course with the obama administration. just how bad have things gotten between israel and washington and who is to blame? bibi or barack? we have great reporting and a spirited debate. >>> then on wednesday, another foreign leader will address congress. but this one will actually be welcomed at the white house. afghanistan's new president will meet and greet in washington this week. but he talked to me first, exclusively. >> also, give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses. that's what the black at the statue statue of liberty says. but does that not include refugees from war-torn countries? is america turning its back on the world's most desperate? >>> michael lewis gives a look at what wall street is really up to these days. >>> first here is my take. in an appearance on cbs news "face the nation" before bein

gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world, i'm fareed zakaria.erm as prime minister of israel. his pre-election maneuvers appear to have put him on a collision course with the obama administration. just how bad have things gotten between israel and washington and who is to blame? bibi or barack? we have great reporting and a spirited debate. >>> then on wednesday, another foreign leader will address congress. but this one will actually be welcomed at the white house.

gps, the global public scare. >> welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. russia reeled from the murder of a top opposition leader. >>> and the question was raised are america and iran working together in iraq. should they? >>> we have a terrific panel to talk about it all.

gps," the global public square. welcome to all of our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria.today from the ancient citadel high atop ammon, jordan. the centerpiece of the show will be an exclusive interview with the king of jordan his majesty abdullah ii. his first interview since isis released gruesome video documenting the murder of one of his nation's

gps," the global public square. welcome to all of our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria.day from the ancient citadel high atop amman, jordan. the centerpiece of the show will be an exclusive interview with the king of jordan, his majesty abdullah ii.

minton of the arlington police department auto and theft unit is alerted that a bait car has been broken into. bait cars rigged with cameras and gps tracking equipment are used by police departments nationwide to catch thieves in an area where it's a problem. >> we pick a car that looks like cars that are most stolen. we lock the doors remotely. record everything inside with video cameras and microphones. then we deploy them to a place where we have a crime problem or persons stealing cars in the area. we're basically fishing with the bait. >> the bait car, a red chrysler sebring is stolen just down the road from the station. an alert is triggered. >> once that is received, all i know is it's moving 20 miles an hour west on division street. >> the bait car is headed towards james greenwell. and when the suspect drives by greenwell's cruiser, the officer is surprised to see who's behind the wheel. >> as it goes by i see who was in it. i was shocked. the suspect was an elderly female. totally out of the norm for an auto theft suspect or somebody taking a bait vehicle. i was double checking my facts to make sure that was the right ca

gp's for 10 years. this was simply a tax increase on folks in the united states who pay mortgages to justify congressional spending. additional attempts were made to use the extension to cut offsets in other legislation. directing the guarantee fees to the treasury department rather than protecting taxpayers from mortgage losses was used because it technically brings in a new source of revenue. any increase of guarantee fees should be used to protect taxpayers from mortgage losses and as a repayment for the bailout, not for a gimmicky offset. that's why i'm offering the scorekeeping amendment with senators warner, corker, and markley, to ensure that transfers from fannie mae and freddie mac will not be used to offset increases to the deficit. it is one, a congressional mandated can only be used to increase the deficit and will not be scoreless in offset, and a vote threshold will be required on a provision that spends more or reduces taxes and is offset with a guarantee fee increase, because the fee would not be recognized. i would like to include in the record a letter of support from a broad group of ho

gps and stuff going down, and their becoming lost. it happened all the time. we just happened to be caught in the ambush. and even parts of our battalion... you know, other units in our battalion had issues also. but that never was brought to the light. they wanted to put all the blame on us and then walk away. >> hinojosa: so when you look at it right now... and i know that you believe that what you went through as a hostage is that it did serve a purpose. >> yes. >> hinojosa: but when you hear what's happening right now with the bigger push into afghanistan, and you see again in the newspaper the names of the soldiers... and this is not iraq now. this is an entirely different war. can you allow yourself to question why we're there, is this the right thing? can you do that? >> i will always question every military action-- is this the right one, will it get the job done, will it cost us too many american lives? and i think that's my right as an american citizen to question that. but it's always heartbreaking to read more names being added to the list of people i know. >> hinojosa: do you think we can win this both in iraq and afghanistan? >> i don't know. i d

unit number and the code for accident. period. worst thing for law enforcement officer is the sound of silence when you know there's an emergency. >> business thatchers located him through gpshe same time roam mayo transmitted his locate. emergency responders swarmed the scene. >> they treated the officer who had been extricated from the vehicle by responding officers and he was being treated on the ground. >> reporter: best was still in her vehicle. police say obviously inn tock indicated. later we learned since 2010 -- >> we've investigated at least four accidents prior to this one and she's been at fault in most of those case. >>> this time the charge of dui resulting in injury. declining a blood alcohol and field sobriety test results in a suspended driver's license in florida. >> and that was fox's steve nichols reporting. >>> it look like a real life foot loose in hawaii. no danceing in maui bars without a permit a law which dance advocates and lawmakers are trying hard to change. it may seem crazy but if you're not on the dance floor in a place that serves alcohol you can't be dancing. that also includes while you're waiting at the bar. maui establishments with liquo

can't be out in gp acting a fool and expect to come over to our program because it's not going to happen. if we bring you back over here, are you going to batter somebody else on our unitl, you might see me trying to make an excuse, but i don't have any problems with nobody over here. and that's my word. >> okay. >> it's a real good group of guys that we've got over there. working on team-building right now and it's coming along nice. >> it doesn't matter whether you get on this unit or not, eventually you'll have to learn how to handle your anger without fighting. whether it's here or in 14, go wherever. and once you do that, it's not going to matter what unit you're in and you'll be where you need to be. >> by midafternoon, the last offender of the day makes his pitch to get into the program. >> and why are you in juvenile this time? >> strong armed robbery. >> how long you have been in the department of corrections? >> since i was 12. >> my biggest concern is your gang affiliation. so how are you going to convince me that you're renouncing your gang and you're folding your flag? >> i did that before i decided to come over here. and i folded my flag because being in

in 2012 united states versus jones, the court again ruled against the government. the decision involved the installation and use of a gps tracker on a carpet the majority opinion in that case was based on the very narrow act of physical trespass involving installing a gps tracker but indirectly with respect to this issue today there were two conferences involving a total of five justices in which they expressed great skepticism about the constitutional concerns relating, they're very skeptical of the government's behavior and suggested that tracking someone for weeks on end with technology without a warrant would, in fact, raises constitutional concerns. most recently in 2014 and riley v. california the government the court ruled against the government instead with conducting a search police did not do have the right to search the contents of a mobile phone without a worker chief justice roberts explained with respect to mobile phone technology quote the fact that technology now allows an individual to carry such information in his hand does that make information any less worthy of protection for which the founders thou