she said she heard my feet hit the floor and she figured something was up. >> sims finds his dog in ay recording on his cell phone, sims works out a rescue plan with the help of neighbor, john applegate. >> he said, she's about 60 feet out. he said, we need an inner tube or something. i said, i have one but i have to inflate it. i threw a 100 foot extension cord that was on a reel and i got the tube secured to the extension cord. >> i got on the tube and they gave me a push and i just started making my way out to her. >> sims swings an ax to try and break the ice. >> hey, chloe. george is coming. >> while sims struggles through the icy water, firefighters arrive. >> it was not only a neighborhood group effort, it was a community effort because we had several fire units there. we had a couple police officers. we had animal control. >> she was out there for at least an hour, because it was a good 20 minutes before i realized that it was a dog in the lake. and about ten minutes before we got down there, and then maybe ten more minutes before everybody else got down there. >> as sims near

they force the sim card or handset of individuals their tracking onto the cell phone networks. the people don't know their phones are being forced onto this tower, that is literally put on the bottom of a drone and acts as a virtual transceiver. they're able to triangulate where this individual is, they can locate or track them to within about 30 feet or so of their location. what we understand as under the current guidelines issued by the white house, president obama gives a 60-day authorization to the cia or u.s. military to hunt down and kill these individuals who they have tracked with these sim card tracking technologies or handset tracking technologies, and they only have to have two sources of intelligence to indicate this is the individual they're looking for. those two sources can be a signals intelligence, which is what i was describing, and it can also be imagery of intelligence and the meaning just a satellite image of an individual they think to be the suspected terrorists. they do not require an actual human confirmation that the individual's sim card or handset t

because we are literally targeting sim cards and blowing up whoever's attached to hem.ning me now, jeremy scahill, just started up a new digital magazine called "the intercept" and also writer and producer of the film "dirty wars." nominated for an academy award based on his book by the same name. i think i understand basically what you're saying, we're actually targeting sim cards. the thing we're targeting, going after and sending a drone strike at is a cell phone, essentially, a chip inside a cell phone, opposed to this individual is 27 and know trained here and there. >> we have a new source who worked with the nsa and was a drone operator of the u.s. military. he said people get hung up on that we have a kill list, but it's a list of sim cards or numbers associated with handsets. when the u.s. military or cia are targeting individuals, they don't necessarily know the identity. they just know they're targeting that phone or that sim card and it's a system rife with errors. just to emphasize the point you're making which is a good one about metadata, you can have a s

and it tracks these terrorists through their phones and their sim cards and the washington post lastd that your units' motto was we track 'em, you whack 'em. you had no idea what that strike was based on from an intelligence standpoint. >> for the most part. i wasn't part of the squad remember that was part of the you track 'em, we track 'em. mine was pro pa tree us, pro los angeles bare us, we worked with these people all the time for the most part we didn't understand the depth of their job or what they were doing. we were just told to point and click, basically. >> and you said the terrorists are on the program and change sim cards in order to confuse nsa analysts because they figured out how this all works? >> well, what i picked up was the fact that they figured out that we were tracking their cell phones, then we figures out that, well, if they changed sim cards it's harder for us to track them. we developed technologies to, you know, keep tracking them and they developed tactic to his counter it. it's typical warfare. it's -- and. >> constant adjustments on both sides. >> -- f

it outlines the article, tracking people through phones and sim cards. you said your unit's motto was we track 'em, you whack 'em. you lived this, and you had no idea when you shot the missiles, you had no idea what it was based on, from an intelligence stand pointed. >> yes. for the most part. i was not part of the squadron that was part of we track 'em, you whack 'em. that was not our motto. we worked with these people all the time, and for the most part we really didn't understand the depth of their job or what they were doing. we were just told to point and click basically. >> you said the terrorists were on to the program, they changed sim cards to confuse n.s.a. analysts because they figured out how all this works. >> what i picked up is they figured out that we were tracking their cell phones. then they figured out that, well, if they changed sim cards, it's harder for us to track them, and we developed technologies to, you know, keep tracking them, and they developed tactics to counter it. it's typical warfare. >> costs on both sides. >> they are

children spouses and family members as a result even when the agency correctly identifies and targets a sim card belonging to a terrorist suspect the phone may actually be carried by someone else who is then killed in a strike joining me now for more on the story is nathan white communications director with the band progress welcome back thank you very much for having me tom ridge a great to have you what's the big takeaway from this new n.s.a. revelation well it's a it's a bit shocking for everyone around the world who's concerned about using drones to kill people or we're delivering death without judge or jury from four miles in the air that that's a great concern but for people here in the united states we have an added concern that for since the edward snowden leaks in the summer we keep hearing don't worry it's only metadata we're only collecting metadata but then on the other hand we hear by the way we use metadata can kill people so they can't have it both ways either this is really into intrusive information that can get to who you are or they're killing people willingly yeah you're

cell phone location and sim card tracking programs the problem is that the intended target an original owner of the phone does not always correspond to the people that ends up with it the cell phone owner can unwittingly give the phone to a friend or family member or target's aware of the tracking will purposely mix up their sim cards so that the n.s.a. doesn't know which phone belongs to whom the drone operator who declined to be identified but once the bomb lands or a night raid happens you know that phone is there we don't know who is behind it who was holding it it's of course assume that the phone belongs to a human being who's nefarious and considered an unlawful enemy combatant this is where it gets very shady he or she goes on to say they might have been terrorists or they could have been family members who have nothing to do with the targets activities. while i guess we know now why drones only have a two percent success rate at killing actual high profile targets part of the new america foundation so according to director of national intelligence james clapper the collection

of the nsa to tap into fiber-optic cables around the world to penetrate phone networks and to track sim within a goofy of the user, i think we are entering an age of pre-crime. where people can have a pr ofile build on them. is it a night identity, we target them based on the activity that they are engaged in on the internet or with their handheld devices. ofand also seems that sales military businesses is a lot -- they are providing the tools for the kind of research by the nsa. >> this is a booming industry. amazon was talking about using drones to deliver their products. let's remember one thing we have seen as everything goes digital for medical records to intelligence files, what we have seen with hackers and whistleblowers is that there is this sort of cyber war going on. on the one hand, the u.s. can use the drones as a bombing alternative to sending in actual pilots in planes that can be shot down. on the other hand, it is a matter of time before we see hackers, including those sponsored by nation states, hacking into the u.s. drone program every directing these drones. that wil

the remaces that the city want sims to implement is adding cameras and improved lighting around debrises and better security in and around the facility. there will also be random unannounced inspections. >>> it's a battle of high-tech titans in court, apple and samsung have failed to reach a settlement in their latest smartphone patten case. patent case. they are say they are willing to work with the immediate mediator. samsung is appealing a previous verdict about older devices that currently carries a $930 million fine. >>> girl scout who made big cookie sales outside of a san francisco pot club and caused a big buzz on-line decided against a return appearance today. the green cross dispensary invited daniela lai it return. the dispensary says she may come back at an unannounced time. >>> there are some very excited new homeowners tonight in oakland after they received their keys from habitat for humanity. the brookfield development was built with the help of more than 2500 volunteers that included former president jimmy carter and his wife rosalynn, who are heavily involved in the p

of the nsa to tap into fiber-optic cables around the world to penetrate mobile phone networks, track sim a few feet of the user -- we are entering an age of pre-crime, where people can have a profile built on them based on their usage of their computers, electronic devices. instead of knowing the identity of the individual, we are targeting them based on the activity there engaged in on the internet or with her handheld devices. >> it also seems that what was once the sales of military more of thes a lot companies we cover in silicon valley, the companies providing the tools for the research of the nsa. >> this is a booming industry. with amazon talking about using drones to deliver their products. one thing we have seen is that as everything goes digital, from medical records to intelligence files, but we have seen with hackers and whistleblowers is that there is a cyber war going on. on the one hand the u.s. can use these drones as a bombing alternative to sending in pilots. a matter of just time before we see hackers, including those sponsored by nationstates, actually hacking into th

they got to the top they say it was sim already to the view from an airplane. >> is it over yet? >> no. >> that is crazy. >> i know >> still to come at 5:00 another and marriage, citizenship. the besis that millions of reda is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. it's important to remember that the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> coming up at 6:00 the president of france courts silicon valley but industry leaders voicing concerns tonight what he hopes to do to ease worries >> also, michael finney on efforts to get certain flea yarz off store shelves. i know dan and cheryl are prepared. >> several bay area couples will be celebrating valentine's day with more than chocolate and roses. >> yes. they're going to have certificates of naturalization. this morning the couples stood side by side in oakland >> how fun is that? some were surprised but others timed it to be together. a total of 844 people became citizens today and they came from 94 >> you get goose bumps when you think

the sims are thrown -- they victims are between 14 and 19. there could be more victims. >> in ukraine the truce is over. profits say at least 70 people have been killed to a new round of clashes in downtown kiev. video shows government forces shooting at protesters. demonstrators want the country to seek closer ties with the west but the ukraine president believes the former soviet republic should align itself with russia. the head of the city administration quit his post because of the unrest. president obama says the united states is outraged by the violence and urging the ukraine president to withdraw forces immediately. >> we have developing news in the south bay, a shakeup at rural metro ambulance company in santa clara county. two dozen employees have been fired for getting cpr recertification without going to the four-hour mandatory training. that is according to our media partner. rural metro says that it was notified in late january of a state investigation involving a cpr instructor who trained some of the ambulance workers. after r

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recent trademark suchlt a texas judge ordered at and t to stop using plum color over fierce it's too simrgue about these things. here are the logos side by side. t-mobile argued logos might be confusing to customers. aio released a statement saying the decision will have no affect on advertising plans. >> virgin atlantic testing a device that uses facial recognition to identify a customer, learn his name and dietary requirements before he opens his mouth. >> well, coming up here a famous san francisco dog gets a makeover >> a celebration planned for this doggy. one of the besis thaa is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. it's important to remember that the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> rising reservoirs in northern california how much of a dent in the water short fall? and keeping tabs on your dog the new collar mounted activity tracker awill youing you to do just that. it's coming up in half an hour. now back to dan and cheryl. >> care yes lynn, thank you. >> see you then. well,

my deepest sim -- sympathy for his wife and children. hillin kim has the bay area response. reporter: bay area movie-goer are shades won't be able too see hoffman on the silver screen for many more years to come. >> it's uncool. women will always be problem for guys like that. >> philip sea mother hoffman didn't have movie star looks but was loved for his raw talent. >> one of the greats. >> hoff morning considered one of the world's finest actors, died from an apparent drug overdose in this apartment. law enforcement official says he was found in a bathroom with a syringe in his arm. after 23 years sober, hoffmanned a nit interviews last spring to following off the wagon and developing a heroin problem. >> it was devastating. he was an incredible actor and it's a huge loss to hollywood and all of us who enjoyed his work. >> he was nominated for an academy award three times. some films took him to the bay area. he played the a's yanger which he says was a lot of fun to shoot. >> got a to do batting practice. it was something. i grew up playing baseball. it was a treat. >> ho

. >> according to him, he wrote everything, including the powerful sim phoney. it was the winter olympics that made him spill the beans. >> a new figure skater will be using the music i composed for a skating program during the sochi winter olympics. i thought if i let the situation be, she would be part of my lie. >> the story is front-page news because his hearing is believed to have been lost. as the ghost writer says, he saw no evidence that his alter ego cap hear. he apologised to his fans, but lawyers say he was in too unstable and emotional estate to appear in public. he hopes to compose and perform. this time in his own right. >> that'll do it for us. thanks for watching. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher andy are in the stream. ajunct professors fight for a living wage. how their working conditions could impact the quality of higher education. >> our producer is bringing all your live feedback through the show.

pro-choice california was born in 1978 and gilbert acres rain both flat and the newspapers at the john sims gay marching abandon and was off and on and, of course, the san francisco gay men's chores who had their first impromptu performance before a crowd of 37 thousand people 37 years ago from tonight and performing though lord has been our refugee and there was the brings issue the proposition 6 and anita bryant save our children caption and the joan town tragedy. it was a year for those of us who we will never forget and those who have arrived since that will come to remember. i wanted to share just two harvey milk stories that are part find my being. feeling it's been an extraordinary honor and privilege to serve in the state legislature while harvey race to serve 26 years before a gay man would serve in the assembly. i want to take a moment to remember all the 4rb community who have served on the san francisco board of supervisors supervisor harvey and roberta and tom. leslie devon and scott wiener david campos are serving successfully as county supervisors and supervisor susan so ever

my deepest sim -- sympathy for his wife and children. hillin kim has the bay area response. reporter: bay area movie-goer are shades won't be able too see hoffman on the silver screen for many more years to come. >> it's uncool. women will always be problem for guys like that. >> philip sea mother hoffman didn't have movie star looks but was loved for his raw talent. >> one of the greats. >> hoff morning considered one of the world's finest actors, died from an apparent drug overdose in this apartment. law enforcement official says he was found in a bathroom with a syringe in his arm. after 23 years sober, hoffmanned a nit interviews last spring to following off the wagon and developing a heroin problem. >> it was devastating. he was an incredible actor and it's a huge loss to hollywood and all of us who enjoyed his work. >> he was nominated for an academy award three times. some films took him to the bay area. he played the a's yanger which he says was a lot of fun to shoot. >> got a to do batting practice. it was something. i grew up playing baseball. it was a treat. >> ho

for 18 years kim and her husband searched for sim smith following dozens of promising leads, always comingempty. until, that is, kim's adoptive father found a dusty folder in the attic with an address that proved to be the clue that led to a gravesite in florida where jim smith had been. >> finding jim smith, finding jim smith. we had. >> kim learned jim smith was a civilian contractor in vietnam. her mother, his house cleaner. they actually lived in his apartment, the one with the balcony on which this picture was taken, the one kim was able to return to recently with her son but not all successful searches are satisfying ones. kim also wanted to find jim smith's relatives to thank them and learn more about the man but jim's one son for reasons not entirely clear has declined to meet with kim. still kim is happy to have learned what she did for one can't know how long a journey has been unless they know where it started. >> from a story that spans the world to one that grew right in our backyard literally. we're talking about a giant sequoia tree planted by john mure more than 100 years a

so far it signals -- it seemed that sim wells were more positive. >> we talked to you later. we don't quite know what it is. >> take you to the democratics republic of congo. >> people have fled their homes to escape floinls, collectively. >> these families left the normal village because of violence. they are relatively safe from attacks by rebels. >> home is now this camp for internally dispoliced people. aid workers say attacks on individuals are getting worse. the chief worries other parts of the d.r.c. are getting more help. he says no one cares about his community. >> if the international community doesn't help us, where will we go. we can't go back to the war to be killed, beaten. please help. >> the u.n. says more than 400,000 people have been displaced in the south. violence forced humanitarian organizations to suspend operations. other aid workers grant get here. >> people say they have been abandoned. the new arrivals stay on that side of the camel. >> this man fled from the fighting. he and his family walked 400km to get here. >> the men were part of the rebels. r

. >> jon: in terms of computing power we have now in terms of trying to december sim nate the amountty and data flowing through the brain, where would we need to get to before it's a feasible transaction? >> we would have to build a computer the size of a city block cooled by a river. energized by a nuclear power plant to mimic the power of your brain which does it for 20 watts. when someone calls you a dim bulb it's a compliment. >> jon: it is a compliment. 20 watts of power to power the brain. le is that. what is the energy source of the brain that we're unable to figure out. >> for most people it's just a few hamburgers. however, we don't know how the brain actually functions. the brain is not a computer in the normal sense of the word. there's no operating system. there's no pentium chip or bind windows. it's a learning machine. it learns. >> jon: how zit exist outside -- how does it exist outside of it? >> physical president obama's brain initiative succeeds. >> jon: what? he has a brain initiative? he can't run a web site? what are you talking about? a brain initiative? >> they

or if you see people protesting, punk rock organize fighting for change, it comes back down to that simsian philosophy. >> anything in life is possible if you just say don't be a pussy. >> and russians ain't no pussies. [cheers and applause] >> jon: jason jones. [cheers and applause] if i may -- [cheers and applause] jason jones and the producer who was with jason the entire time with the great pieces brennan shroff. great job, guys. amazing pieces. [cheers and applause] amazing. i do want to ask, somebody asked me this earlier even how did you get an interview with gorbachev whop hasn't been seen in years and you managed to get an interview? >> we got his phone number, honest to god from the ballpark market. >> jon: on the black market? >> yes. >> >> jon: was it expensive? >> yes it was. it cost a human liver. >> jon: really? >> yeah, right there. >> russian doctor said i'll be fine. >> the guy he saw wasn't a doctor. he's going to guy. >> jon: he's going to die. tremendous job guys, well done. >> jo[ male announcer ] when you switch to sprint's new framily plan, friends are like famil

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thursday games during the first eight weeks of the season with the anchor team of jim nantz and phil simscast it is n.f.l. on sundays. it was on cbs 50 years ago this sunday that the beatles made their american debut. a moment in history when we come back. ♪ it's such a feeling -- feeling -- ♪ [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. [ m'm... ] great taste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® storms. and this time the b area is right in the bull's eye. ne wea

still devic sims died from gunshot wounds while firearms explosives and tomato cocktails are among the wide also know a weaponry used by the demonstrators. in other news the song is said to meet with francois long to talk him into a plantigrade a separate european internet free from the n.s.a. spying. the double podium success will be hard it was made possible by a single family and maze of american and his russian wife bought gold and bronze fourteen in russia. this is also international currency ally from mosco my name is your national. story . and has hit out at the ukrainian opposition of blaming it for failing to prevent the deadliest violence the country has seen since the beginning of the process last year twenty five people were killed on the streets of kiev on tuesday with hundreds needing hospital treatment for injuries that's now get more from actually we'll get more from. later on this hour for a moment to have been been accusations of the use of life by both sides in the conflict protesters are well armed but it's unclear just where they fire arms from they're also using g

sharon sims. she was disgusted to stick to race. my life the state coroner and police. well as the rescue team and bobs like the school goals. what better to have to put it all taken in here in the rush to find a house that also various other locations where you can pretend to participate in various wings half of it explodes. times are invited to participate in physical conditions. courses are looking to make it right that comes along that excludes equipment. it's also a school whose life is told from cosmetics or as late. one hundred and fifty students and some kids from previous games with guest appearances so far. house is the day before we were interested like the games themselves extreme crimes included reading more about society's increasing school. he died even if you dress. it was andrew's subsidy cuts. and the sochi two thousand fourteen winter olympics are officially over. the games provided countless unforgettable and inspiring the sporting moments that will be remembered for a long time. after the breakdown will switch gears over two years stay with us watch

according to local media sixty four year old st he is was returning home from sim card looks you stopped by a group of three or four men using dragon his vehicle beaten and stabbed. a passenger traveling with a hiss reportedly survived a new ceilings to be spared with the lighting was reportedly stolen from the vehicle. authorities believe the theft was not the motive for the killing he is reportedly only means to coast streak at eight months ago for his retirement we'd tell you all in the fall and its many and too tough and protest this in ukraine's top twenty at for taking time out for manning the barricades to do a bit of reading in improvised audrey in one of the buildings seized by demonstrators. shelves with a couple of thousand oaks has been crammed into a full and ukrainian house and exhibition center the protesters took over two weeks ago. also driving a police who had been using the building is a place to mount up on stage attacks against protesters. so the conference i am in on this climate. when instinct has seen here. wilkes barre take with you. sometimes like to speak about

on the other side of the buildings there was little sim pathy. this is a scandal that fuelled anti-monarchy feeling. >> what spaniards are living is a comedy. we need food and jobs. we as citizens need to take responsibility which. oruption is a simply tom. her husband is accused of hufg his nonprofit organization to invest fund. a series of personal expnss were uncovered. lawyers said that princess cristina looked forward to proving her innocence. the involvement of princess cristina in a high-profile scandal has been been eforms blow. is the royal household has dried to maintain a demps, but it would take an enormous amount of effort to reverse that. >> the public doesn't tolerate corruption, stealing funds or tax fraud. >> this is why this case left the public disenchanted. the case highlighted and left many angered in might of the how the financial chris size affected the lives of many. that members were involved, it increased disillusionment. >> in thailand protests are damaging. a political stalemate is hurting villages. we have this story

four time grand slam winner maria sharapova who had been on earth carrying the torch into the stadium sim in the black sea in the same day as you can drive up and out to the mountains instance and the best slopes in the world. and no one really believed me and i am i know that everyone be able to experience this and first of all we have role it's we have so many roles from the city it's because before we had so much traffics now it's going to be in much way better and here it looks in the village here it looks so much it's so cozy it's so nice i think i think what i heard from the tourists they love it the games have experienced a few teething problems two time olympic snowballing champion shaun white pulled out of a slope style event after a minor wrist injury in practice and saying the course was intimidating after the norwegian medal hope thorsten whoredom go broke his collarbone however great britain's billy morgan finished ten for over all and didn't agree with the snowboarding legends they had problems with with the machinery on the slope which is a common thing. if it's too warm yo