mr. shapiro and mr. shapiro and mystery have articulated. >> if you can let me know when i have a device i can block my son from changing my music. >> i can help you with that. [laughter] >> mr. marino, did you get your question of the launching of your trade secrets bill today? you didn't? ok. mr. collins will be announcing it, so hopefully you will get to talk on the next. did i mention there will be an announcement on trade secrets bill today? is anyone not hear that? we go to the gentlelady from this -- from california. represented to: -- representative chu: hackers were able to slow car on the highway. and hackers can actually minute delay these devices for evil if they so chose. what specific best practices does the agency have in place to make sure is and the like this doesn't come about and how are automobiles being designed to prevent this from happening? >> i have five minutes? great question. the jeep back from a week or two ago that received enormous national attention. i'm struck by the need

mr. gary shapiro, president and ceo of consumer electronics association. mr. dean garfield, president and ceo of the technology industry council. baywall, president and ceo of a alliance of automobile manufacturers. and mr. morgan reid, executive director of act, a.c.t., act association. before i go down the road for the witnesses, i have to a little bit of a personal privilege. the other three know it. mr. shapiro and i go back a long time. we were there at the berth of the modern consumer electronics association. and i once worked for him on an unpaid highly compensated by unpaid position as the chairman. so if today i rough him up, remember, get back. it takes a while. and with that, mr. shapiro. >> thank you, chairman. this is indeed a historic moment in my life. i have been referring to you as boss for 25 years. and you as chairman oversaw a good portion of our freedom and our growth. and thank you ranking member adler, chairman goodin and other members as well. it represents 2,000 technology companies. we own and produce the ces which is held each januar

mr. shapiro, did you want to add something?> i think we're all americans and we sympathize with law enforcement of what they're going to be. it's a difficult question. it's not black and white. history has shown having given them a backdoor is not the best approach as technologies evolve quickly. on the other hand, as americans when is a super crisis, i think you'll see companies step up and try to help cover. i think we saw it in boston in the bombing where technology companies work very closely to try to find out who it was that did this dastardly act. i think went to recognize there's flexibility and doesn't require an act of congress to say there must be a backdoor. if there is, after we must have it not only technology it should uncomfortable but our consumers uncomfortable. >> thank you. i yield back. >> i thank her for important questions. we go to the gentleman from georgia, mr. johnson. >> thank you, mr. chairman to thank you for hosting this very important hearing. mr. garfield, your testimony mentioned the desire of

mr. gary shapiro, president and ceo of the consumer electronics association. mr.president and ceo of the information technology industry council mr. mitchel bainwol, president and ceo of the alliance of automobile manufacturers, and mr. morgan reed, executive director of the association for competitive technology. before i go down the road for the witnesses i have to take a little bit of a personal privilege. the other three know it. mr. shapiro and i go way back a long time. we were there at the birth of a modern consumer electronics association, and i once worked for him on an unpaid highly compensated an unpaid position as the chairman. so if today i can rough them up, remember, get back -- get back state law. and with that, mr. shapiro. >> thank you, chairman dick this is an historic moment in molecular i've been referring to you as boss for 25 years. and you oversight good portion of our freedom and our growth. thank you ranking member nadler, chairman good law and other members as well. the consumer electronic association represents 2000 technology copies an

mr. shapiro's after market products. >> analog breaking. it took 30 years to go from introduction to 95% penetration. your point about fleet penetration, i think, is a valid one. the case of technologies that offer such value to society, i think you raise a legitimate point to fill the gap now. truth of the matter is in part that gap is filled with this phone phone. just to give an example. >> i'm not sure gary wants to be called a peddler but appreciates calling many of his members. >> so waves is a wonderful app, crowd source-based and provides many of the benefits it provides but not with the same absolute standard of certainty. so we've got to find a way to fulfill the marketplace. i think the app world does a good job of bridge thanksgiving and ultimately fill the fleet. i think your point is a valid one and we've got to find a way to make it work. >> thank you. gary, mr. shapiro, the question more was as new innovative items come out of the oem market and new fleet, there's an ability to get perhaps some but not all of those benefits

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shapiro. >> that is a question, why would someone, why would you destroy a cell phone every four months? i can understand why a celebrity, someone like mr. brady may want to destroy a cell phone upon getting a new one. i know people who aren't celebrities do that because they're kind of paranoid about personal data falling into hands of other people. let's talk about bob kraft, the man who owns the patriots. he agreed to a million dollar fine. at that press conference this morning it wasn't so much a press conference but in his statement he apologized he was saying he thought that might make it easier to get past this even said the decision by roger goodell is unfathomable to him. listen to more of what bob kraft had to say. >> yesterday's decision by commissioner goodell was released in a similar matter under an erroneous headline that read, tom brady destroyed his cell phone. this headline was designed to capture headlines across the country and obscure evidence regarding the tampering of ear pressure in footballs. >> so, trish, you may have grown up in new england but what mr. kraft is saying to all the people fans of the patriotses