pirate bay just a quick points. now the power of race is facing shutdown local entertainment industry is celebrating a victory they said the site was merely a directory and none of the illegal downloads were actually stored on its computers . so the pirate bay is constantly boiled in legal troubles to try to stay afloat and so this is their newest idea is that they're going to experiment with small airborne drones that will redirect the user traffic to a secret location and they fear that way of their airplane or machines are going to be shut down with airplanes in order to shut down the system a real act of war. i like and yes even us authorities are after them so they're playing their of us there already know he airspace over a certain country that still has laws that apply to others like the us does let's turn program i don't. think it's it's fascinating it's really clever the weird thing though is that they think that if they get shot down it's an act of war i would like to see them fight back they're not real p

pirate bay has more than 35 million visits a year. the u.s. chamber of commerce did a study which included 138 sites, which included digital goods as well as stolen content and found that year there are are more than 50 billion. that's more than any individual site that can you name with the highest number of visits. we had a set of activities on the broad bant internet, which is truly astonishing in kites scale. and final point with respect to that, as everyone in this room understan understands, we aspire to have high growth, high value ad sectors of our economy, which are different by our economic benefits are those qualities which are almost unique to the us economic society in terms of their strength, we compromise seriously both the economy's economic future but i think exactly the economic constitutier of the students that we're talking about today. so point number three is in terms of talking about the university efforts with respect to reducing the amount of accessing stolen digital content, i'd just like to point out that we're talki

pirate bay has more than 35 million visits a year. so the u.s. chamber of commerce did a study which included 138 sites which included both counterfeit physical goods as well as stolen digital content and found that every year there are more than 50 billion visits, 50 billion visits every year to those sites collectively. that's more than any individual site like google that you can name with the hottest number of visits. we have a set of activities on the broadband internet which is truly astonishing in its scale. and final point with respect to that is as everyone in this room understands, the u.s. doesn't aspire to be a low-cost manufacturing society. what we aspire to is to have high growth, high value add sector of our economy which are inevitably driven by our technical invention, innovation, and createivity. if we don't assure that the economic benefits of those qualities which are almost unique to the u.s. economic society in terms of their strength, we compromise seriously both the country's economic future but i think exactly the econom

pirate bay has more than a 35 million visits per year. the u.s. chamber of congress did a study which included one of the 38 sites that include stolen digital content and found that every year there are more than 50 billion visits to those sites collectively every year. that is more than any individual site. we have a set of activities on the broadband internet which is truly astonishing in its scale. as everyone understands, what we aspire to is to have a high- growth, high value sectors of our economy which are inevitably driven by our technical invention, or innovation, and architect -- and our technology. if we do not ensure the economic benefits of those qualities, which are almost unique to the u.s. economic society in terms of their strength, we seriously compromise the country positive economic future and the economic future of the students of the university's we are talking about today. in terms of talking about the university efforts with respect to reducing the amount of accessing stolen digital content, i would just like to point out t

a nonlethal weapon that can be used to control crowds secure perimeters and keep pirates at bay.could be a game changer. >> you can shoot first and ask questions later. normally you can't do that. >> it is not radioactive and not a microwave and not a laser beam. instead a man size beam of millimeter waves. it can be thrown from thousands meters a way. whoever is standing on this x really hot so they move. >> it's about 50 degrees out here right now. i felt like it was about a thousand and i have never been inside a tub that somebody dropped a hair drier in but i would image that's what it feels like. after about 1.5 second, one 64th of an inch of my skin was 130 degrees. as soon as i stepped away it was over. the dod says there's no lingering effects. >> there is no cancer risk, no risk to a fetus or reproductive ability it's juheat. >> it does have a drawback. >> we are propagating through the air so remember relatively blind of sight. we need to be line of sight for targets. >> a prototype costs $10 million. >> at quantity toe in virginia peter dues see, doocy, fox news. >> ou

a nonlethal weapon that can be used to control crowds secure perimeters and keep pirates at bay.could be a game changer. >> you can shoot first and ask questions later. normally you can't do that. >> it is not radioactive and not a microwave and not a laser beam. instead a man size beam of millimeter waves. it can be thrown from thousands meters a way. whoever is standing on this x really hot so they move. >> it's about 50 degrees out here right now. i felt like it was about a thousand and i have never been inside a tub that somebody dropped a hair drier in but i would image that's what it feels like. after about 1.5 second, one 64th of an inch of my skin was 130 degrees. as soon as i stepped away it was over. the dod says there's no lingering effects. >> there is no cancer risk, no risk to a fetus or reproductive ability it's juheat. >> it does have a drawback. >> we are propagating through the air so remember relatively blind of sight. we need to be line of sight for targets. >> a prototype costs $10 million. >> at quantity toe in virginia peter dues see, doocy, fox news. >> ou

the department of defense active denial system, a nonlethal weapon to control crowds and keep pirates at bayrst and ask questions later. normally you can't do that. >> reporter: the military says the system is not radioactive, it's not a microwave and it's not a laser beam. it's a man sized beam of millimeter waves designed to get the subject really, really hot so they move. it's about 50 degrees out here right now. but i just felt like it was about a thousand. and i've never been inside a tub that somebody dropped a hair dryer in, but i would imagine that's what it feels like. after about 1.5 seconds, my skin was 130 degrees, and as soon as i stepped away, it was over. and the department of defense says there are no lingering effects. >> there's no cancer risks, there's no risk to a fetus or reproductive capability. it's just heat. >> reporter: but the d.o.d.

pirate bay has more than 35 million visits a year. so the u.s. chamber of commerce did a study which included 138 sites, which included both counterfeit physical goods as well as stolen content, and found that every year there are more than 50 billion visits, 50 billion visits every year to those sites, collectively. that's more than any individual site like google that you can name with the highest number of visits. so we have a set of activities on the broadband internet which is truly astonishing in its scale. final point with respect to that, as everyone in this room understands, the u.s. doesn't aspire to be a low-cost manufacturing site. what we aspire to was to have high growth, high value add sectors of our economy, which are inadvertently driven by our technical invention, are innovation and our creativity. if we don't assure that the economic benefits of those qualities, which are almost unique to the u.s. economic society in terms of their strength, we compromised seriously both the country's economic future, but i think exactly the ec

bay. they play the pirates tonight in sarasota. early march motivation, a win will put the team into the tournament finals by beating the semifinals yesterday. loyola coach wants this win for the profile improvement would bring to the university. >> i want to see the kids get what they want. i've got my thing in life. i've got an n.c.a.a. ring. duewell won it as a head coach? sure, but i'm -- do i want it as a head coach? sure, but i'm happy guy. i would like to share with a great university we are around the country. that is worth it. >> eight years ago, the lowest rated program in the country, and now they are one win away from march madness. >> that is fantastic. >> a look at the forecast coming up next. >> here's a look at what we're working on for 11 news tonight. despite some disagreements, leaders in the u.s. and israel are showing unity when it comes to iran's nuclear weapons. youl have these stories for and much more on 11 >> a flurry of snow and then it sunshine. and a mighty, "hi-ho, silver." >> we did have some snow, an

the nonlethal system use today control crowds and security perimeters and keep pirates at bay.could be a game changer. >> shoot first and ask questions later. normally, you can't do that. they say it's not radioactive not a microwave and it's a man sized beams, up to a thousand meters away, designed to get the subject, whoever is standing on the x, really, really hot so that they move. it's about 50 degrees out here right now, but i just felt like it was about a thousand and i've never been inside a tub that anybody dropped a hair dryer in, but i imagine that's what it feels like. after 1.5 second, 1/6400th of my skin, but they say no risks. >> there's no cancer rufshgs or risks to a fetus or reproductive capabilities it's just heat. >> there is a drawback. >> we are through the air and relatively line of sight. line of sight with targets. >> a prototype costs 10 million dollars and there are no plans to deploy one anytime soon. >> marine base quantico in virginia, peter doocy, fox n news. (laughter) >> and this system is legal and it's compliant and haven't been any orders for

department's active denial system, to be used to control crowds, control perimeters and keep pirates at bayfirst and ask questions later. normally, you can't do that. >> reporter: the military says the active denial system is not radioactive, it is not a microwave or a laser beam. it's a man-sized beam of waves that can be sent from a thousand meters away, designed to get the suspect really, really hot so that they move. it's aboutivity degrees, but it telt felt like it was a thousand. vinever been inside a tub that somebody dropped a hair dryer in, but that's what it would feel like. 164th everyone of my skin was 130 degrees, but as soon as i stepped away, it was over. the d.o.t. says there are no longirring effects. >> there is no cancer risk. there is no risk to a fetus or reproductive capability. it is just heat. >> reporter: they atd mitt that the system does have a drawbake back. >> we are propagating true the air, so we are relatively line of sight. so we need to be line of sight. >> reporter: a prototype costs $10 million and there are no plans to deploy one any time soon. in quanti

pirates had 18 hits in the game. baltimore played tampa bay rays. >>> effort to protest unemployment more than 5000 demonstrators are expected to hold pink slips over their heads and form a 3-mile line in new york. display will last 14 minutes, organizers say one minute for each million without a job. >>> secretary of education will be at howard university dealing with educational fairness. >>> day after his address, supporters, netanyahu will be on capitol hill scheduled to meet with leaders, meeting with the house leaders and making remarks after noon. >>> high school musicians will perform alongside members of the baltimore symphony orchestra during the side-by- side concert. it's scheduled for 10:30. bruce springsteen fans won't have to wait longer, the boss is releasing a new album today. wrecking ball is the 17th studio album on store shelves this morning. >>> today we are looking pretty good but feeling kind of cold out there. in the 20s as you head to the bus stop this morning. mostly sunny, the winds northwest at 5 miles an hour. sate

bay in the first of a great fruit lead split squad debut. then game two at home in sarasota tonight against the pirates. bryan mathis allowed three runnings.e as we go forward, bottom one, mark reynolds got some contact. 3-1. pittsburgh here but the birds look to the pirates 10-3. they start the exhibition season at 1-1. finally profootball. the ravens have terminated quarterback dominique fox worth's contract. failed the physical is the word. last year he was placed on reserve. after going down in training camp during a noncontact drill. so dominique foxworth a graduate of university of maryland no longer a raven. >> that's too bad. >> thank you, stan. coming up it's a real page turner. >> how earnest is turning o,, [ male announcer ] for the saver, and a big first step. for the spender who needs a little help saving. for adding "& sons." for the dreamer, planning an early escape. for the mother of the bride. for whoever you are, for whatever you're trying to achieve, pnc has technology, guidance, and over 150 years of experience to help you get there. ♪ you keep your receipts in plastic baggies? what are your monthly seriously? [ announc

they say they pirated several books and there is a major issue between the u.s. and china. >>> another one is spotted in san francisco bayas spotted swimming in the waters and why the experts don't want you to know where it was. >>> the sports legend thrilled fans for years, stay tuned. . >>> it happened yesterday in athens. rowdy fans set fire to their seats and police came in riot gears. officers made dozens of arrests and there were several injuries. >>> tonight chris mullins golden state warrior jerseys will join five others at the or call arena -- oracle arena. just last year he was inducted into the basketball hall of fame. >>> stanford beat iowa 84-74 and they will beat number one stanford in west virginia tonight. they move on to the sweet 16. >>> time now rising gas prices are a really hot topic on the campaign trail. president barack obama said there is no quick fix for the problem and anybody who promises one is just looking for a vote. mitt romney also talked about this over the weekend. >> the president learned about the economy by reading about it. not by living it 25 years in business taught me how jobs co

bay in central california is a gorgeous area. this hotel has had a renovation. they have a cute program called the pirate kids program. get a scavenger hunt and lots of fake tattoos, pirate paraphernalia, keep them distracted so you can rest and the aquarium is there. this package is only $179 a night. value conscious. >> i'll say. that's a deal. east now to cape may, new jersey. >> can i say screaming deal? >> you can. it's not patented or anything. >> another screaming deal. $139 a night this spring. this is not the jersey shore of snooki fame. this is more genteel. it's a classy joint this place. the congress hall. dates back to the early 1900s and a beautiful rolling lawn that goes to the beach. beach front. this is the kind of place you take your kids. they have ye olde shoppes in this town. >> beach front? you're on the cape? >> it's on the beach in the jersey shore. $139 a night. can't beat it. >> wonderful. just down the road to washington, d.c. a wonderful town. >> this is your old home. everyone is talking about d.c. now because of the cherry blossom festival and the politics there. i feel you have had enoug

bay. tours will be offered through tuesday on the ship. you may have seen the lady washington before because it appeared in one of pam's favorite movies, piratesthe caribbean, curse of the black pearl. >> nice. that would be cool to see that. >> 67:00 is the time. let's check in with sal on traffic. >>> good morning. there's a little bit of slow traffic around the bay area. i want to start off with a live picture of the bay bridge toll plaza. that's backed up a little bit. it started happening once they switched those metering lights on. it's backed up to the middle of the parking lot. old habits die hard. i would say it's backed up to the overcrossing. there's a new building with the parking lot used to be. looking at the commute, westbound at street, there was a problem but the rest looks good. driving out toward richmond there are no major problems headed out to the area. there was trouble on the tracks in oakland this morning. this was the seen near 4th 4th street right near the train station shortly before 4:00 a.m. a confused driver took a wrong turn onto the tracks and kept right on going. no one was hurt but the wrong turn delayed one

bay area added nearly 79,000 jobs last year. but there are still 166,000 fewer people working than in previous years. a group of prominent chinese writers are suing apple. they say the company sold pirated 95 chinese books. piracy is a major issue in relations between the u.s. and china. >>> 8:44. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories for you. what do do you with $98 billion in clash -- what do you do with $98 billion in cash? well, the ceo will be announcing that. they will begin a quarterly div dinned in july. apple authorized -- dividends in july. >>> crews are cleaning up menlo park. it happened at the -- at the menlo park neighborhood. residents should have water in a few hours. >>> and this girl is missing. allie rasmus just got an update from the principal. she's here to tell us what the principal said. >> reporter: well, the 15-year- old is a sophomore here. she was last seen friday morning supposedly when she was on her way to class. she never arrived here. investigators have been looking for her ever since. the plan is to talk to other students, to generate any leads. they combed the fields. and near the fields they found her cell phone. it was near the s