lojack is best known for recovering stolen cars. the company has taken that same tech elegy and put it in this bracelet called safety net for a child or an older adult suffered from alzheimer' s, it can be a lifesaver. >> it' s radio frequency tracking as opposed to gps. it is directional right to the transmitter. mike: a handheld antenna pinpoints the exact location. it is not impacted by the weather even if the person is hiding, something that happens with young children. >> says 2012 we had for successful life saves. minister. minutes. it sure beats conventional mike: a conventional search can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars requiring additional personnel, vehicles, search dogs and even helicopters. for those that can pay, safety net is $330 a year. but marshfield has found it so cost-effective they can get it to those in need for free. >> talking about saving lives in minutes count. this equipment certainly works. mike: while marshfield has had four saves, the company says they are three saves every week across the country

ideally, you want to put a lojack on them or something, where are you now at this time?o, once you do that, we learned that there is an asteroid that could render us all extinct, so at that moment everyone who sees other humans as their enemy then come together and see the asteroid as a common enemy. and the technology that has been developed all around these countries in the world, there is a bit in the future so that formally developing countries are not technologically able. technologyveloping to fight wars and we find that we have to assemble pieces of all of these technologies -- charlie: to develop a common friend -- >> not only a common friend to we need pieces of technology for the deflection device that we put together. and we all think them by all. charlie: you can make this so real -- >> oh yes. had to stay come into play. the conflicts not only within countries but between countries -- charlie: go back to the science. you can make the science. this is real. you can make this as a real possibility? >> designs would be not only the threat of the asteroid in fin

ideally you want to put lojack on them or something. where are you now at this time. it's 10 p.m., do you know where your killer asteroid is. so once you do that, we learn that there is an asteroid that could render us all extinct. so at that moment anyone who sees other humans as their enemy then come together and see their asteroid as their common enemy. and the technology bits that have been developed all around these countries in the world. there is a bit in the future that formerly developing countries are now technologically able, and they have been developing their technology to fight wars. we find that we have to assemble pieces of all of these technologies. >> rose: we develop a common front against the asteroid. >> not only common front but we need different pieces of technology for the defleks device that we put together. and so then we all sing ku mba wa. >> rose: but you could make this so real that. >> then the heads of state come into play. the conflicts not only within countries but between countries, run with that. >> rose: but wait a minute, go back