not only are these things very light, but a lot of the smaller drones are easily hackable.o that's actually what i'm talking about at the new york drone conference next week is all of the ways these can be hacked. but i want to go back to what one of the other states said about embracing this technology. nobody is talk about total ban on these drones. we want some regulation to law enforcement don't scoop up ordinary citizens in the surveillance net. but also a lot of the activities have to stay legal. putting privacy rules in place can help these types of activities because that means that we will kind of get rid of this problem for all of these states. i think a lot of drone makers are caught in this uncertainty period, and once we have privacy rules in place, 95% will be able to go forward as planned. >> we have another video comment from melissa cummings about that conference. can the use of drones keep pace with the technology? >> i think it can. we talk about the technology as steve said and said this is cutting edge. but some of the images are second and third genera

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and how hackable is the obama care web site. very, according to john mca fee.ething no cable news host has ever done. that is all a head in the top of the hour. >> you are not going to disappear? >> something is going to disappear. >> stick around. see you later. >> have a good weekend. >> we are human beings and this is part of our human nature that we don't learn the importance of anything until it is snatched from our hands and in pakistan, when we were stopped from going to school, at that time i realized that education is very important and education is a power for women and that's why the terrorist are afraid of education. they don't want women to be getting education because women will be more powerful. >> that girl known as ma la la. she was considered a favorite for the nobel peace prize. but that is going to the un nuclear weapons. that was a big challenge even if there is war waging around them. how do we know what is going on with syria's arsenal. hi, mr. ambassador, great to see you. >> glad to be with you. >> were you surprised they passed over th

the second piece, is even a great privacy and security policy, does not mean that web site is not hackableprecautions. keep that in mind as they put information on the web site. gerri: teresa, isn't it true, they are having problem with pace word reset, that -- password reset that is causing an hewlett-packard the for hackers -- opportunity for hackers, and i read it is not unusual there is a problem. but the problem is they have not found it yet, and why it was not fixed immediately. >> well, you know, one thing that i learned in my time at banking and at the white house is, time and testing can be your best friend or worst enemy. it sounds like they feel they did not have enough time to actually test. in this situation, with the password reset, one thing that we can't control, is some of the bugs in the system. so piece of advice for everyone is there will be other bugs, if could put your data at risk, get a unique e-mail address not attached to your bank account or the rest of our life, and use that unique e-mail address just for health care, that way if the bad guys get in, and get you

is that account, with all that information, hackable, easily? >> absolutely. and the question of how ease it is depend0s on security measure. they have taken all of the gold, which-or-personally fineable information, the things that matter most to us and put is in a location and told you, they have no way to protect it and you do it at your own risk so you force me to give you my information. i don't think a lot of these security measures they claim are in place are truly in place. we'll find out. but are there no gates or guns or guards, guarding most sensitive information a person can give you, name, identifications, social security information. this is potential for abuse and fraud. >> a bren na, i -- sabrina, i want your opinion. does it just stop functioning, implodes on itself? >> frankly, i think that would be the best case scenario, for it to stop working. the better case is you have you're financial identity stolen. the worst case is that your health records are out there to be stolen. your records are then coamingled with something how don't know and

they are easily hackable for foreign governments. you look around washington. all the antennas on foreign embassies are picking up blackberry conversations. >> let's turn the corner here talking about the spying scandal. you've got all of the eavesdropping going on, the nsa listening in to these phone calls and really, you've got angela merkel very upset with president obama, with the administration. a problem across the board with european allies. how appropriate is it the behavior? is this something that's pretty typical? >> it's typical and merkel knew that there was a possibility the national security agency was listening to her phone as are the russians and the chinese and the rest of it. but the problem is, this has been exposed and the public with documents from snowden. this is -- i got to say this is a catastrophe. it's going to cost lives because so many of these national security agency facilities are located in europe. what would happen if they closed them down? we'd be in trouble. >> bob finally here, some of the information we got about these leak

because everything is connected to the computer network -- >> it's hackable. >> right.ter network that controls everything we do and one individual with the right skills and right situation can produce a tremendous amount of damage. you don't have to worry so much about nations because we're all intertied economically so it is not in their best interest to screw us up. but one person who has the right skills and right situation can do a tremendous amount of damage and do something like this. >> we're coming up on the anniversary in the northeast of sandy. we thought we were prepared, but we weren't at our house. a lot of people weren't because when you got in your car to go get gas for your generator, you go to the gas station, they don't have electricity, they don't pump gas. you go to the a.t.m. to get cash, they don't have electricity, that means there is no cash. >> as a society, we as a people even more so, we've got to accept the responsibility that we've got to take care of us. and we can't really look to government to be this like all-powerful entity. >> it was