these are wild stingrays, you know they can be dangerous if they feel threatened. but they do say that these particular stingrays are used to being around tourists in this area and used to interacting with humans. the photographer is 55-year-old christian cologne from france and he's been doing these type of shoots for many years. >> the hardest thing is just trying to look pretty underwater with a stingray in your face. >> and you have to open your eyes under water. model. >>> he's getting a point across. men just don't know how to behave like gentlemen any more. >> why formal friday is far more than just a fancy day. >>> plus vanity goes beyond humans. >> how this cutie feels about its physiqiqbout are you still waiting to change your bath tub? not any more. when i finally did it, it changed everything! only bath fitter can give you the new tub you've been waiting for, in as little as one day. with their unique tub over tub process. isn't that amazing! bath fitter will measure and make you a new custom bathtub that they install right over your existing one, witho

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one of them called the stingray captures key information such as the location of every cell phone ontreet corner or protest. >> the problem is that it can only operate in a dragnet fashion. so everyone within range has their cell phone data intercepted. >> reporter: police departments and federal agencies have been buying the devices as far back as 2010. they cost anywhere between 2400 to $7,500. many passively gather radio waves. the fbi has asked local law enforcement agencies not to disclose their use of the technologies. >> i don't want to say too much about that, because i don't want the bad guys to know. >> reporter: last month the deputy attorney general told justice department agencies they need to mention the use of stingrays in search warrants. that policy has two major exceptions when there's an urgent public safety need, and when the need meets exceptional circumstances. privacy advocates say the use is often concealed from suspects, lawyers, and even judges. >> police want to enter into a house, they have got to get a search warrant. it would be a lot easier for law enfo

deirdre: new reports show that the irs join adlong list of government agencies that use stingray.at is a phone surveillance program on americans. it gathers cell phone data, used by at least 12 other government agencies. privacy advocates are saying devices are collecting a huge amount of information with very little oversight and very little transparency. cybersecurity analyst is with me now, morgan wright. morgan, what is your take. it has to be legal i'm assuming or 12 or 13 government agencies would not be able to use it? >> hi, deirdre. funny we're having discussion. i'm in chicago for the national association of cheese of police. world's largest conference. all the issues from drones, sting rays, armored vehicles. we've had the discussion. the question is not is it illegal. but people's perception of violation of privacy? how intrusive is it? hough information are you collecting? is it a big net? are we targeting people? this is cell phone site simulator. it mimics what a real cell phone tower so the phone goes to that to send all sorts of information to figure out who you a

of every phone on the street corner or at a protest. >> if a stingray only triangulated one number,hen most people would probably not have concerns with it. the problem is that it can only operate in a dragnet fashion, so everyone within range when that stingray is activated has their intercepted. >> police have been buying since 2010, they cost $2,400 to $7,500. many tracking devices passively gather radio waves when a cell phone is communicating with a cell tower. police do not need a search warrant. the f.b.i. has asked local law enforcement agencies not to disclose their use of the technologies. >> i don't want to say too much about that, because i don't want the bad guys to know how we might be able to find them. >> the policies of mentioning them in search warrants has two major exceptions, when there's an urgent public safety need and when the need meets exceptional circumstances. privacy advocacies say the device is often concealed from lawyers, suspects and judges. >> police want to enter a house, they have got to get a search warrant. it would be a lot easier for law enfor

officials from the justice department and homeland security testified about stingray machines. the devices mimic a company' s cell phone tower and trick your phone into connecting with it. police officers nationwide have been using them for years. they are designed to track cell phone locations but do not gather calls or information. lawmakers were concerned about the widespread use of the information and if they are used under judge issued warrants. there are still exceptions that do not higher warrant like time sensitive emergency situations. heather: city regulators tonight warning drivers in cars with those recalled your back recalled airbag inflators pose serious risk of injury or death. eight people have died and more than 98 others have been hurt. fewer than 20% of the dangerous airbags have been to date. 23 million airbags have been recalled. phil: next, new research on hands-free driving. heather: many are arguing it' way to make talking about disagrees. the reason it calls hands-free just as risky. phil: an entire football team in connecticut is benched. >> from bosto

officials from the justice department and homeland security testified on capitol hill yesterday about stingray machines, devices that mimic an actual company cell phone tower and tricks your phone into connecting with it. they say police officers have been using them for years, but officials say they do not gather calls or messages. congress is concerned about the widespread use of the devices. let's check back in with jason to find out what is tracking in the weather department. jason: we have a little bit of rain out there still but it is not bad. we held onto a beautiful forecast for so long, even just a little bit of rain cannot spoil that. a few scattered showers. areas to the west half clouds inundating iowa. you can see very scattered in nature. light stuff. definitely not enough to ruin your day out there. temperatures holding a pretty nice right now. that will be the case as we head into the afternoon. only gaining if you were degrees. too bad we are hanging onto the clouds as we go to the evening tonight. a chance that see the space station again at 6:44. if there happens to be break

. >> last month the deputy attorney general said they need to mention the use of stingrays in seven warrants. that policy has two exceptions. when there is an urgent public safety need and when the need meets exceptional circumstances. the use of the device is often concealed from suspects, lawyers and even judges. >> the police want to enter into a house they got to get a search warrant. it would be easier for law enforcement to say, we're going to enter everybody's house and look for crimes once a week. that would probably make their jobs easier but there are liberties at stake. >> updating our top story. vice president joe biden said that he will not be running for president. he said that the grieving process of the loss of his son has closed the window on a bid. >> unfortunately, we ran out of time. the time necessary to mount a winning campaign for the nomination. while i will not an candidate, i will not be silent. i intend to speak out clearly and forceful where we need to go as a party and where we need to go as a nation. >> that's all of our time. tony harris, we'll be back tonight

from the justice department and the department of homeland security testified on capitol hill about stingray machines. the device mimics cell phone towers and connects to cell phones -- tracking their locations.officials say they *don't gather calls or messages.some agency officials say there are still times that don't require warrants -- like during time-sensitive emergencies. the i-r-s says it will now recognize same-sex marriages -- no matter where they were performed.the tax agency proposed new regulations to implement the supreme court's decision in june to legalize same-sex marriages in every state.the i-r-s has recognized them for two years now -- but only in states where they were legal. a man with a lengthy arrest record made his first court appearance in the shooting death of a new york city police officer. officer.tyrone howard is accused of stealing a bike, and then fatally shooting officer randoplh holder in the head after a chase.police say he has nearly 20-prior arrests. the city's mayor says he should have been in jail. howard is now charged with first-degree murder and robbe

they use "stingray" machines. it acts like a cell phone tower with it. police officers nationwide have been using them for years. as department leaders testified they said the devices are programmed to track cell phone locations... but they do not gather calls or messages. a four-year-old girl is dead --- and now -- a man is behind bars for happened. in the back of this red pick-up truck, on interstate-40 old lilly garcia was shot and wednesday. "we received an anonymous call from a person who reported questioned 32-year-old tony torrez. they say torrez eventually admitted to firing the shot that killed the little girl. "he is currently in custody. he has been booked into mdc (metro detention center), and he is being held on $650,000 bond." lilly's father had just picked her and her seven-year-old brother from school. they were in the back seat of the truck; their mother was not in the car. police say on a two-mile stretch of the interstate, two vehicles each cut each other off. not long after, one of the drivers pulled up to the pick-up truck and fired

they use "stingray" machines. it acts llke a cell phone tower and tricks your phone into connecting with it. police officers nationwide have been using them for years. as deparent leaders testified they said the devices are programmed to track cell phone locations... but they cllim they do not gather calls or messages. the vatican is strongly denying an italian newspaper report that pope francis has a brain tumor. the newspaper reported yesterday the pope went to an italian clinic several onths ago, where testt revealed a small, curable tumor. the paper cited an anonymous nurse at the clinic for its story. a vatican spokesman says the report is "entirely unfounded" and "iresponsible". in a kwwl l ollow-up... ww're getting a closer look at a house after it caught fire one month ago. the jennings family was living in their home in iowa city for just three weeks before a lightning bolt struck...and nearly destroyed the inside of their home.. almost every room was gutted... with walls torn out... and carpet pulled up.

they use "stingray" machines. it acts like a cell phone tower and tricks your phone into connecting with it. police officers nationwide have been using them for years. as department leaders estified they said the devices are programmed to track cell phone locations... but they do not gather calls or messages. - a four-year-old girl is dead --- and a man is behind bars for road rage. andrew spencer tells us what happened. pick-up truck, on interstate-40 near albuquerque new mexico tuesday afternoon, four-year- old lilly garcia was shot and killed. wednesday. "we received an anonymous call from a person who reported they knew who had shot lilly." albuquerqrqe detectives questionedd32-year-old tony torrez. they say torrez eventually admitted to firing the shot that killed the little girl. "he is currently in custody. he has been booked into mdc (metro detention center), and he is being held on $6500000 bond." lillyy father had just picked her and her seven-year-old brother from school. they were in the back seat of t

will have equipment known as stingray. these devices work as present tending to be cell phone data and strip content from phones which connect to them. mr. speaker, why does the i.r.s. want to spy on americans. sounds like the old soviet union. the fourth amendment protects us from spying. it is time to make sure the right to privacy applies to the i.r.s. and this new technology. technology may change but the constitution does not. and that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leaves of absence requested for mr. payne of new jersey today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the request is granted. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. poe: i move that the house adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is assuming it happens where's

with respect to the first two, the stingrays an exception, we will get you information on the record,all, just to clarify, the fbi doesn't make decision to prosecute. we investigate, bring the evidence used the dish i appreciate that but there's either a decision to refer for prosecution or not. to the extent that it was what i would like to evidence that it was referred but not prosecuted, to the extent to which a decision not to refer one or more, that would be helpful. i appreciate the other part of justice and the other part and we will have the attorney general here shortly. >> gotcha. we worked the solyndra matter very, very hard and hadn't reviewed by two different u.s. attorneys offices, one in california, one in new york, who both make the same decision that there was insufficient evidence to bring prosecutions. probably limited what i can say about the details because it was a grand jury investigation but that's the upshot of it. i had a lot of folks working very, very hard. one u.s. attorney's office looked at it. i asked to be brought to a second u.s. attorney's office, my

director comey: we have one aircraft that we can put stingray technology on. i suppose we could mount it on others if we had a court order. the whole department of justice does this. if we are operating a simulator, it has fourth amendment implications. we will get a warrant on that. >> do you feel like you are required by law to do that? director comey: i think we made that move before it was even a divide among opinions in the court. some courts have said you need it. some not. we went nationwide with a requirement for warrants. there's been no national decision on that. we think given that some courts are requiring it, we do it across the country. >> good morning, director comey. do you remember mr. collins' questions about renaming the fbi headquarters building? director comey: yes. >> i appreciate your response, that we have to look at things through the lens of history. i want to ask about a few other historical figures and see if there are any other buildings named after some of these folks. former senator robert byrd of west virginia was a member of th

check out this scene in the island of long island in the bahamas where a stingray was spotted swimming in the road. >> good evening. right now the eye of that hurricane passing over eastern and central parts of the bahamas packing winds of up to 140 miles per hour. these are thinly populated islands. thairf getting battered by these winds, and rain up to 20 inches. a lot of concern here in nassau for the people there. the at -- the prime minister telling people to tune in to the radio, help the people who can't scramble to shelters. people bracing themselves here as well, battening down the hatches. >> ever since we landed the beach has been closed. we haven't been able to access the beach for two days. >> people are being told to stay away from the beaches, the water is extremely dangerous and behind me this port normally packed with cruise liners, they've been diverted away from here. >> you can see more reporting from the bahamas coming up on world news tonight with david muir at 6:30 after eyewitness news. >>> breezy point, queens was heavily damaged by superstorm sandy and tomorro

>> whenever we use, i think of when aircraft that we can put stingray technology on that is stimulators. i suppose we can mount it on others if we had a court order to do it but we decided as a matter of policy. the whole department of justice does this, that if we're going to be operating a simulated is for them in implications we'll get an award. whether that's on the ground or enabling we treated the same way spit you said you decided. do you feel like you required by law to get? >> i think we made that move before it was, there was even a divide among opinions in the courts. some courts have said you need for that, some not. we would nationwide with the requirement for warrants. there's been no national decision on the, the supreme court level decision on that but we think a given some courts are requiring it we do it across the country. >> thank you. >> recognize mr. buck for five minutes. >> that morning, director comey. wanted to ask you can do remember mr. collins questions about renaming the fbi headquarters buildings early? >> yes speak i appreciate your response that we have

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testimony on capitol hill, law enforcement officials gave some long-awaited answers about the use of stingraythat mimic an actual cell phone tower and trick your phone into connecting. police nationwide have been using them for years. officials said the devices are programmed to track cell phone locations, not gather calls or messages. t and how often they are ingrays used. that testimony pulliack the curtain a le bit on one of those lnforcement tactics. >> all right, today, a huge day, hillary clinton set to appear before the house select committee on benghazi, eight hours of testimony. you will want to see every second of it. "new day" picks up the story right now. >>> this morning, hillary clinton goes before the house benghazi committee. >> four two-hour rous of questioning. i really don't know what to expect. >> she will have more experience with congressional hearings than most of the people there. >>> it looks like some sort of medical emergency. it's not an accident. >> concession in a fatal road rage shooting. >> this is a complete disrespect of human life. >> she's going to be misse

director comey: we have one aircraft that we can put stingray technology on. i suppose we could mount it on others if we had a court order. the whole department of justice does this. if we are operating a simulator, it has fourth amendment implications. we will get a warrant on that. >> do you feel like you are required by law to do that? director comey: i think we made that move before it was even a divide among opinions in the court. some courts have said you need it. some not. we went nationwide with a requirement for warrants. there's been no national decision on that. we think given that some courts are requiring it, we do it across the country. >> good morning, director comey. do you remember mr. collins' questions about renaming the fbi headquarters building? director comey: yes. >> i appreciate your response, that we have to look at things through the lens of history. i want to ask about a few other historical figures and see if there are any other buildings named after some of these folks. former senator robert byrd of west virginia was a member of th