this coincides with the 8000% increase in mobile demand in the past four years. at&t expects total mobile data volume to go by eight to 10 times over the next five years. these are projections made by folks on our team based on the demand and where the industry is going, where the technology is going. to put this into perspective, all at&t cause traffic volume during 2010 would be equal to the mobile traffic volume for a mere six or seven weeks in the year 2015. i would like to thank the planning department staff for their hard work in helping to direct and assign this location and we ask for your support as we diligently tried to upgrade our network to meet exploding wireless telecommunication demands in the city of san francisco. president olague: thank you. i would like to open up for public comment. >> thank you, commissioners. i live in 1517 irving, just up the blocks from the address proposed for the antenna. my primary concern is, far from the research i have been able to do, the radiation detection is focused on the ground level. unfortunately, i live on

i am concerned as to whether or not t mobil and at&t are going to be emerging. towers were just installed to the proposed towers, which means they will have proposed towers next to each other. there is a tower at 15th and lincoln. -- pardon me -- i feel there should be a delay on all of this action until more questions like these are answered and more time given. i want to thank the commission for having a public hearing because it is wonderful that we in the public have a chance to say what we need to in order to talk about the economic benefits of what at&t wants as opposed to the general welfare. >> thank you. president olague: any additional public item -- additional public comment on this item? public comment is closed. >> i want to say the federal communications commission set strict guidelines for local jurisdictions under the context which we can turn down cell phone antennas. we created our own guidelines in this area is a local preference site. in terms of health benefits are possibilities of health problems, that is something the san francisco departm

then they took our mobiles. >> i was going home after shutting up my shot and two boys asked for my mobile. they took my wallet and by phone and then they beat me up. >> it is all too familiar. a public safety groups as 20,000 mobile phones are stolen at gunpoint every year. the 25-year-old gang leader after an attempted robbery has been to jail before of eight counts of attempted robbery and mobile phone strategy. the reason he got into a crime was the companies that he hung out with. the police say that they often become habitual criminals. >> leaving aside by post as a police officer, there is no doubt that it is because there is a lot of unemployment. it is like quicksand. a person trapped inside can never escape. these people established a larger gang and then went on to armed robbery. >> he says he is sorry, but is the lesser offenses that often lead to something bigger. and also many of the criminals. bbc news -- >> you have been watching tuesday with the bbc. -- news day with the bbc. >> the greek prime minister will consider scrapping the referendum if the greek opposition agrees

last month -- was speaking at an investors conference and said the at&t and t-mobile transaction had to occur because of a lack of spectrum on the market and it was almost -- pushing the companies together. so is with that, is verizon supporting the deal? i know you are not seeking a position but it certainly seems like you are not opposing it. >> guest: we are not supporting it. we are not opposing it. we are trying to stay neutral on this. i think -- i know what lowell mcgavin, the point he was making with this. what drove the motivation for the transaction was spectrum and in essence get highlighted the need for the u.s. government to address the spectrum issue just as we talked about earlier. congress needs to do something in order to make more spectrum available. companies recognized there will be a great need for spectrum, and so it was just another sign that more spectrum is needed and that was the factor that drove the at&t t-mobile transaction. >> guest: the department of justice has to block the deal. if they are successful in that, what kind of indication does that have fo

then they took our mobiles. >> i was going home, for boys approached me and asked me for my mobile. they had drunk a lot and i gave them my phone. they took my wallet and my phone and they beat me out. -- beat me up. >> more than 20,000 phones are stolen at gunpoint a year. most are never caught. but the gang leader was after an attempted house robbery. he has been to jail before of eight counts of robbery in the mobile phones snatching -- and mobile phone snatching. snatchers often become habit to criminals. >> if i leave my post as a police officer, there is no doubt about the fact that the causes of the lot of unemployment. it is like quicksand, those that get trapped inside can never escape. this month started ceiling still funds -- bunch started stealing cellphones. the lesser offenses that lead to something bigger. also for criminals. >> you have been watching news day. >> thank you very much for your company. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. union bank. and shell. >> this is kim - about

but then they are going to price check on their mobile phones or their mobile tablets. >> one app experts recommend, google shopper, available for both iphones and an droid. >> you can go on and find out product information. reviews of the product from other consumers who have purchased it, do price comparisons with on-line retailers as well as brick and mortar retailers. >> apps like 4 square are also a favorite. >> looking for deals and coupons available on line is a huge way that people use search and use their mobile devices. >> now back live here at the target at the mall. many shoppers are using black friday to get deals on electronics. now experts warn though expect to be offered extended warranties on those electronics because many stores are selling them at a loss. don, back to you. >> thank you very much andrea. >>> the national retail federation predicts 152 million people will hit the stores for black friday. up 10% from last year. >>> and if you happen to be driving or flying be jury to stay with wjz and wjz.com where we will try to keep you updated. >>> it is not the way a 1

mobile -- at least a mobile device. the websites are open 24 hours aday -- a day even on the holidays. >>> you may see people tracking or counting deer on the side of a bay area freeway. and >>> higher borrowing costs for spain renewed worries about europe's debt crisis. the dow is down 34. the nasdaq is up a fraction. s&p is down 3. hewlett- packard's stock has been losing ground. it's down about 2.5%. that's after hewlett-packard reported net income drop, an astounding 92%. revenue was down in computers, printers, ink, and met whitman warns more cools -- challenges are ahead next year. >>> netflix has decided to issue more stock as a way to raise $00 million. a los gatos company is trying to recover after customers left the service when it restructured fees. >>> south korea's pairliment has approved a trade's treatment. but someone left off tear gas one minute before it was -- this was approved. lawmakers could be seen waving their eyes and rubbing their eyes. >>> don't be alarmed if you are driving through san mateo

melanie alnwick explains. >> reporter: 29 billion mobile apps were downloaded this year, games by far the most popular category. some are easy to tell whether they're argue prone@for children. or not. many, many others like somewhere in between. now ctia, the wireless association, has teamed up with the entertainment software ratings board to create a standard ratings system for new apps with icons that are very familiar. >> 17 years of being in the ratings business. now parents really understand. they get it when they see e for everyone or t for teen or m for mature. they know what to expect. >> reporter: the apps purr chased through the mobile stores of at&t, sprint, u.s. cellular, verizon, t mobile and microsoft will have the same rating system. >> we incorporate a lot of factors into the rating. >> reporter: the mobile ratings will evaluate new features like location sharing and in app purchases, which could end up costing parents a lot of money if they're not careful. it's a good launch. the two largest vendors of the app are in the participating yet. >> we would be delighted to

all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters. >>> top night, more explosive allegations against gop presidential hopeful herman cain. >> a georgia businesswoman claims she had a 13-year affair with cain. the woman identified as ginger white says she knew he was married. cain told cnn told he knows the woman but never had an affair with her. he also added he will not drop out of the republican presidential race as long as he still has the support of his wife. >>> from penn state to syracuse university, another child sex abuse case is shaking up a prestigious sports program. >> syracuse fired its assistant basketball coach following new allegations of child sex abuse. >> reporter: on sunday, long-time assist ant basketball coach bernie fine was fired after an alleged third victim came forward accusing him of sexual abuse. coach fine, who had been an assistant at syracuse 35 years, had already been placed on administrative leave following allegations from two stepbro

it's a mobile hot spot.n it on and any device within 15 or 20 feet gets on the internet with this. if your service is out but your phone works, one of these should work. be careful who you give the password to. >> yeah. all right. dan, this is great. thank you so, so much. >> thank you. >>> are you looking to use your smartphone or ipad for marketing strategy? here are the top five mobile marketing mistakes to avoid kurt see of entrepreneur.com. mismatching content. make sure every link you send out works and is suitable for mobile viewing. no promotional budget. posting an app in an app site is not enough. three, too much targeting. mobile devices are capable of tracking and collecting data that is useful for personalizing your marketing. sometimes is cost can outweigh the benefits. four, ignore the potential of voice. it's easy for them to call your business. include your number in all e-mails and all websites. number five, taking privacy concerns lightly. make sure you and your tech providers follow all i

the gap is caused by the demand for mobile data usage. this is consistent with the 8000% increase that at&t has experienced network wide over the past four years alone, and at&t expects total mobile volume to grow 8 to 10 times over the next years, and to put this estimate into perspective, that means all of the at&t mobile traffic volume during 2010 would be equal to the traffic volume for a mere six or seven weeks in the year 2015. i should mention that at&t has conducted significant community outreach on the site and provided many opportunities for members of the committee to have their concerns addressed. there was a meeting on june 2, 2011, and over 70 community members were present, and the meeting was conducted with both management -- mandarin and cantonese translators available. most of their questions were about health concerns and the proposed lack of necessity. there was another meeting on july 19 that was attended by 45 community members, many with the same types of questions. the application was slated to appear on july 28, b

new numbers suggest we are using our mobile devices to do our holiday shopping. >>> parts of virginia affected by the august earthquake are finally getting much needed federal relief. sort of. >>> we are back in two minutes with your weather first. you are watching 9news now. >>> we have some patchy, dense fog out there. that may slow you down a little bit in the next couple of hours. upper 50s by noon, 60 to 65 for a high. by 6:00 p.m., under the moonlit skies perhaps, the star lit skies, temperatures back in the 50s. we'll come back after the upcoming weeks. monika santani, back to you. >>> this story this morning is eastbound route 50, john hanson highway, it is closed outside the beltway with an overturned truck and a couple of vehicles involved. it should be there for about an hour. i'll tell you more about that and other area roadways andrea and mike? >>> 4:40. time for the first your money segment of the morning. >>> jessica is off today. investors are expected to turn their attention, once again, to europe. on friday the modest improvement in the job markets overshadow the deb

but spain and italy and greece -- certainly economic mobility is moving down. if you're middle class, you are being squeezed down. you would rather be middle-class under pressure in the united states, then the middle class under pressure in spain or greece. >> thank you. >> of pleasure. >> as we have heard the problems are huge, but there are major foreign policy challenges. one of them is bound to be rocky relations with iran. today the white house sanctioned -- trend new sanctions if pteron -- threatened new sanctions if tehran carries out its nuclear program. our middle east editor jeremy bowen has this report. >> the problem, the report says, is not iran from declared nuclear facility, like this power plant built by the russians. it is what they claim has been going on in secret. >> this report -- i think it is devastating in that it establishes beyond a shadow of a doubt that iran was engaged in r&d work. there is no smoking gun that says iran is continuing to develop a nuclear weapon, but certainly it was engaged in activity. >> the program makes three ke

some companies offer a free mobile upgrade to existing subscribers while others charge a small monthlyee. >> the software that's available now is able to monitor pretty much any style of communication. you can monitor sms messages, texts, e-mails, you can even monitor gps location. >> reporter: maybe are you worried about bullying. a study found that more than half of teens have experienced cyber bullying. while monitoring software can capture calls, e-mails, chats and texts, they can make sure your child isn't a target. here is another example, a study found 30% of young people have engaged in sexting. lue be able to see all the photographs sent and receive from your child's phone. parents have the picture of who their kids are talking too. what kind of media and where they are. while it's advancing to keep up with the kids, experts suggest you still consider communication as your first line of defense. >> you have an educated parent, educated child and open line of communication, monitoring and research software, things to follow become less important. >> reporter: roger trusts his k

it's good to have the mobile medical service here. they really ease our problems. >> reporter: the medical team also makes its way by boat to treat people stranded by the floods. living conditions have been made even worse by the deteriorating sanitation. waste and garbage float around uncollected. doctors say it's a health risk that threatens to spread bacterial infections and water-borne diseases. >> reporter: about 400 people live in this community. old three kilometers from the expressway, the people here have been almost cut off from the rest of the city. many of them sought refuge on the bridge about a month ago, after their houses were submerged. >> translator: because of the flood i ran out of medicine. i felt weak and lost my appetite. i also couldn't sleep at night. >> translator: we've seen the water recede a bit. but it remains too high to allow people to resume normal life. that's why people here are still in need of outside help. >> but the water level is unlikely to recede much any time soon. worries remain about the sp

. >> the big theme for holiday shopping this year is mobile. i survey from mcafee supports that. 53% of it smartphone owners plan to shop using mobile devices. for cyber criminals, this is an opportunity. >> one click. press this button and purchase something. that is hacker heaven. >> stay with a pass word that stays with unpopular names -- from popular names. >> use numbers, special characters. >> be cafeul downloading innocent looking holiday apps. >> when they're trying to get a call for their kid or that' "it" gift, they are unlikely to think about it. >> to your new software core mobile devices is still far behind security for desktop computers. >> there is infinitely more opportunity for them to take advantage of all the things that hackers can do when they own one of your gadgets. >> they go where the money are. more so than this year, it means christmas shopping online. chris clackum, wbal-tv 11 news. >> toyota unveiled their newest high-tech vehicle today, the fun-v, and one large it touch screen computer for the driver. you can desig

these things are passed to mobility, it can be a pass to mobility.think both parties have something to contribute on this agenda. coming from a variety of a theological backgrounds, dealing with teacher quality, dealing with the drought crisis. dealing with getting young people to attend college but also to complete college. economic literacy, the promotion of entrepreneurial projects. preschool programs, parroting skills, these are not issues that are exhausted by one side or another in the agenda. i conclude can turn it over by saying this is the economic debate we should be having and i wonder why we're not. >> thank you. i am delighted to be here with michael addressing this issue because i agree. this is a debate we are having and should not. one of my first questions is going to be what is the conclusion? before we go there, my view of what is happening it can be deeply pessimistic or optimistic. and simple million dat out of work. -- people out of work. we have the statistics around a board mobility. we are behind france. as someone who has li

there are still mobilizing.ven though we see hundreds of police officers this is a sliver of what we will see before the day is over. there probably waiting for more officers to get into place before they move in and make arrests. he says he believes the officers are here to basically make sure that protesters are in the middle of the intersections of that they can have a clear view of what is going on in front of them. some of the protesters are frustrated. the right gear covers name and bad numbers--badge numbers. the protesters believe that police brutality will occur. fan so far, the officers have kept their cool and so have the protesters. >>will: the protesters behind you in the intersection, we want to bring in george, all of this is obviously causing traffic problems for downtown oakland and bart. this 12th street stations to a shutdown? >>george: yes. there are no trains stopping at 12th street. that was at the request of the oakland police department. you may recall that a few weeks ago they closed the

it's good to have the mobile medical service here. they really ease our problems. >> reporter: the medical team so makes its way by boat to treat people stranded by the floods. living conditions have been made even worse by the deteriorating sanitation. waste and garbage float around uncollected. doctors say it's a health ri that threatens to spread bacterial infections and water borne diseases. about 400 people live in this community. only three cokilometers from the expressway, the people here have been almost cut off from the rest of the city. many of them sought refuge on the bridge about a month ago after their houses were submerged. >> translator: because of the flood i ran out of medicine. i felt weak and lost my appetite. i also couldn't sleep at night. >> translator: we've seen the water recede a bit, but it remains too high to allow people to resume normal life. that's why people here are still in need of outside help. >> reporter: but the water level is unlikely to recede much any time soon. worries remain about the spread

itted can be as much as 40% of t-mobile assets.he asset sale is an attempt to address the concerns of the justice department, which has sued to block the takeover. the federal communications commission has also said it would attempt to block the merger. >>> a mother could lose custody of her child because he is obese. "the plain dealer quart" repor y social worker in cleveland placed the boy in foster care. he weighs more than 200 pounds. the social worker classified the mom's ability to help the boy lose weight as medical neglect. lawyers for the boy's mom say the caseworker overreacted. >>> miley cyrus' friends are come to go her defense after the singer called herself a stoner. in a video of her private birthday party obtained by the daily, the 19-year-old talks about her birthday cake. she says, "you know you're a stoner when your friends make you a bob marley cake. you know you smoke way too much weed." cyrus denied rumors before when a photo eemerged of her smoking from a bong. she claimed it was the legal drug salvia. kelly

we will invest an additional eight billion dollars and build out the next generation of mobile broadband everyone in america. that'll mean better coverage and call quality and faster downloads. but it will also create as many as ninety-six thousand american jobs. and we will begin bringing five thousand jobs to america from overseas. we're committed to investing in america now. why? well, we know it's good business. because america has always been and always will be a smart investment. at&t chris: welcome back, joe, tell me something i don't know. >> there are over 200,000 children with attention deficit disorder that are on social security disability getting payments from the federal government. this may well become an issue over time. the expansion of social security disability to include people with alcohol problems, drug addiction and things, margin al things like a.d.d. >> katty. >> there is no secret i would like to see more women leaders in business and in politics and to see them pay more as well. new numbers out show that 25% of american women now earn 10% or more than their hus

the deal would make a-t-and-t the largest mobile phone service provider in the u.s. finally, a mixed day for big retail stocks on this black friday. walmart fought the weak tone in the market to add 1%. but macy's fell a third of a percent and best buy found more sellers than buyers of its falling by a third of a percent. and that's tonight's market focus. >> tom: credit, debit or cash aren't the only options for shoppers these days. pre-paid debit cards are gaining in popularity. they look just like credit cards and can be reloaded again and again. they may be convenient, but as darren gersh reports, that convenience sometimes comes at a cost. >> reporter: it swipes like a credit or debit card and is accepted in most of the same places. but these cards are a category of their own-- reloadable prepaid cards. consumers can load the card using cash or direct deposit their paycheck onto a card, which isn't attached to a bank or credit account. >> in 2010, there was about $41 billion loaded on these cards, and we project that it will be about $57 billion in 2011, and if

is very much geared around mobile. we think that lots more people are going to be buying flights and hotels-- at least searching for flights and hotels on their phones and their tablets. so, we released an iphone, ipad and android app over the last year all for flights, and we're going to be releasing all those apps for hotels as well. g-trot.com is another relatively new competitor in the crowded online travel market. it provides personalized advice for any travel destination. two years ago, zach smith and brittany laughlin started gtrot as a class project while studying at harvard. it now has nearly 15,000 subscribers by focusing on the social media explosion. >> we know what works in social and what doesn't, and so the instant personalization thing is something we're really excited about that we haven't seen anyone else doing. >> reporter: it's no wonder these entrepreneurs are betting on travel online. even in a struggling economy, online travel is expected to grow 10% this year to more than $100 billion. >> tom: t

t-mobile did provide data. it showed that in a given to week -- two weeks, only 1198 calls were dropped, 0.25% of the total. that was the judge ruling in favor of you for denying the permit to t-mobile last year. how many calls went through in the two hours when 50 were dropped? 500? 5000? 50,000? verizon has not told you. unless you have that information, they cannot prove their case. listen to the neighbors. people who live in the neighborhood want you to deny this permit. there is plenty of precedent, 14 cases like this. the city prevailed at all of them in federal court. president chiu: final questions to either side of this appeal? seeing none, at this hearing is closed. these matters are in the hands of the board. i understand the house has changed. supervisor mar: i count nine of us in the room. actually, there are 10 of us. i would like us to continue this for one week, until next tuesday, hoping both sides can get together and discuss some of the offers from verizon for an independent third-party analy

we will invest an additional eight billion dollars and build out the next generation of mobile broadband to nearly everyone in america. that'll mean better coverage and call quality and faster downloads. but it will also create as many as ninety-six thousand american jobs. and we will begin bringing five thousand jobs to america from overseas. we're committed to investing in america now. why? well, we know it's good business. because america has always been and always will be a smart investment. at&t >> tell me something i don't know is brought to you by charles schwab. let's talk about the personal attention you and your money deserve. talk to chuck. chris: welcome back. dan, tell me something i don't know. >> we can learn a lot from finland and singapore who lead in international testing. in singapore, class size is 40. students in class. we in this country the idea of the smaller the class the better. how does singapore do it? in finland, every elementary school in every grade, every hour gives 15 minutes on the hour of recess. many of our schools don't do recess anymore at all. >> th

last year, apple made up 90 percent of mobile users are mined. this year, android has come on a really strong. out of the 14.3 percent of people on line on like friday, 10.2% or in an ample device. >>vicki: and i heard something about android, it was there a concern for consumers? >> we did not see anything that would suggest that android users have backed down on purchasing. it has grown quite a bit. even with concerns around viruses and issues with security, people with android devices are still buying. >>vicki: let's get back to the craziness of what was happening, retailers moved up the shopping day. our online sales appealing to people more because of the nastiness? >> retailers have done a great job of investing in different channels whether that means a brick and mortar and making that appealing to people who want to buy or for people are mine, making things convenient and easy for them to find the products they want >>vicki: all of this stuff is surprising. it is a bad economy, it seems like it is a bit of haze of rise. >> if many people

malwear targeting mobile devices are on the rise.ime for a smart phone zone with lauren demarco. >> mcafee is out with its top 12 scams of christmas. and this morning with us here is robert faciliano with mcafee. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> number one is mobile malware and something to be awareen here. mobile malware, if this somehow gets onto your phone, criminals get to you, what happens to your phone? >> it is just like a dominik hasek top. malware, spyware allows the bad guy to remotely control your device. they can actually make use of it and they can install spyware to get your user names, pass words an the within sites you visit. >> you think possibly androids are more at risk than other phones. >> androids are more at risk. the software is open source. that means anybody can create code. they are creating viruses that install on your android and it is very vulnerable to malware. >> that doesn't mean that apple product are not vulnerable but and reid, you need to be even more careful. >> all digital devices are vu

reporter: apps purchased through the mobile stores of at&t, sprint, us cellular, verizon, t-mobile andwill have the same rating system. >> we incorporate a lot of factors into the rating that we assign. reporter: the mobile ratings will also evaluate new features like location sharing and in app purchases which could end up costing parents a lot of money if they're not careful. it's a good launch, but the two largest vendors of mobile apps, apple's app store and google's android market, aren't participating yet. >> we'd be delighted to have them join this initiative. they're doing the same thing we are. it's a different mechanism in place, but the fact is anything that gets that information in front of consumers we think is a good outcome. reporter: the two groups are hopeful eventually apple and google come on board. in the meantime consumers can check new app ratings on the esrb website. melanie alnwick, fox 5 news. >> at least we got the rain out of here finally of the that was not a fun day. >> are we finished with it? >> the rain is done, a couple sprinkles left in the mountains a

we're seeing a processing of pay pal on mobile only of more than $10,000 per minute being spent via mobileeporter: the expert said that just like your laptop, make sure you password protect your mobile device and make your purchases videa a secure site such -- . >> such as paypal, the benefit of making the purchases is that you never have to inter your credit card information. >> and it let's you send and receive money. the source of funding is whatever you want it to be. >> you can put cash into your pay pal account. that is up to you. >> reporter: the number one 10 for tackling is to have a plan. >> whether you're doing your shopping via mobile or in store, you will be organized and won't waste time and that will end up causing you extra. >> reporter: the the national retail said the average consumer will spend $700 on holiday gifts this year. in new york, brenda buttner, fox news. >>> it's an issue that most people think doesn't hit close to home. sex trafficking is happening here in the metro area. >> we're going one-on-one with the virginia u.s. attorney on this scary trip. >>> and ho

. >>> 29 billion mobile apps were downloaded this year, game by far the most popular category.e are easy to tell whether they are appropriate for children or not. many, many others lie somewhere in between. now, crmplet tia, the wireless association, has teamed up with the entertainment software rated ratings board to create a standard ratings system for new apps with icons that are very familiar. >> 17 years of being in the ratings business, now, parents get it when they see e for everyone or t for teen, they know what to expect. >> reporter: apps purchased through the mobile stores will all have the same ratings system. >> he incorporate a lot of factors into the rating that we assign. >> reporter: the mobile ratings will evaluate new features like location sharing and in-app purchases which could end up costing parents a lot of money if they're not careful. it is a good launch but the two largest vendors ever mobile apps, apple's app store and google's android market aren't participating yet. >> we would be delighted to have them join us. they are doing the same thing we are

her last year apple made up 90 percent of mobile users online.s year fact >>marty: is still ahead, a closer look at the failure of the superfluity. we will have that coming up. >>marty: gretchen hamlin's joining as a leader in the hour, we will be right back. >> we appreciate our fans in support tiffs far. >> the efforts made have been largely with fans in mind. >> if the officials must conform a new collective farm chef collective bargaining every mysterious force fatima we have many issues pending. kafka >>vicki: if team owners have a lock out players in early july and games had been canceled crude december 15th. >>ysabel: still to come, residents forced to flee their homes after their apartment goes up in flames. >>marty: we will be right back. fleet jonathan bloom >>marty: a developing story out of the south bay in cupertino, dozens of people were left homeless overnight after a fire gutted an apartment complex. if the fire started at the village green apartments on homestead road. officials believe a resident was heating oil and forgot that

. >> the big theme for online holiday shopping this year is mobile. a survey supports that finding 71% of taba owners and 53% of smart phone owners plan to shop using mobile devices. for cyber criminals, it is an opportunity. >> one click. press this button and you purchase something. >> protect yourself, starting with a passport that stays away from familiar names were street addresses. >> at passport that is at least 8 characters long and is a mixture of numbers, letters, and doesn't include any real words you find in a dictionary. >> be careful downloading holiday apps and for a mouse that claim to find the hard to find gift. >> they are likely to click on an e-mail like that and not think about it. >> security software for mobile devices is far behind security for desktop computers. more >> opportunities for bad guys to break into your e-mail and phone book and take evanish of all the things hackers could do. >> hackers go where the money is, and that means christmas shoppers online. chris clackum, wbal-tv 11 news. >> all online shoppers using a m

these things are a path to mobility, can be a path to mobility for millions of people. and then i would say, fourth, that i think that both parties have something to contribute on this agenda. you know, coming from a variety of physiological backgrounds, dealing with teacher quality in failing schools, dealing with the drought crisis, dealing with getting young people to attend college but also to complete college, wealth building, economic literacy, the promotion of on to partnership, child health, a preschool programs, parenting skills these are not really issues that are exhausted by one side or another in the agenda. so i conclude and turn it over by saying this is the economic debate we should be having, and i wonder why we are not. >> thank you, michael. i am delighted to be here with michael, addressing this issue, because i completely agree that this is a debate we should be having and we are not having. and i follow michael on it twitter. i highly recommend it. he does my favorite kind of tweeting which was called mind mapping, as opposed to life mapping. he sa

sale from mobile devices were up 7.4%.hart has more on the ever-changing with a people are doing their shopping. >> i like presents. one thing you can't do on the internet, hold what you're buying. >>> it doesn't matter to mom. >> i did my cyber monday shopping. i went qon line and they were more money long online and stated i'm not going to do that. i'm he coming to also opportunity to get them and i know exactly where to go. >> reporter: we are hearing about more record shopping in the wake of the biggest black friday and maul business saturday shopping period retailers have ever seen. cyber monday is stacking up to be just as lucrative for retailers hoping to boost their bottom lines. experts say fox are using their mobile phones to scan the bar codes while they're in the stores. this way, they can see if there is a better deal online. >> con up seers are behaving differently this year in the way they are using coupons and the way they are using discounts. they are using their phones to search for coupons. number two, t