that's betraying. >> how is strava responding?initially, look, we want to remind everyone you can turn off the gps tracking on the app. that's what they told "the washington post." overnight, they said we take the safety severely. we will address sensitive areas that might appear. one thing to say about military personnel, they like to get their runs in. they do a lot of working out, whether it's in a small base in kandahar or inside kabul. you have a real sense of what the running routes are, based on this digital bird's eye view. >> yeah. sook see how they work with strava and the changes at dod. >> the changes would be not using those apps. >> turn it off. turn off the gps and work with strava to black out the area. i mean, so the troops that are in mali and places along the somali coast. this could be locals as well. the issue with fitbit and strava is it is a wealthy product. these are people that i don't believe that many nigerian forces are using this because you can tell that. when you go to cities, there's not a lot of de

the strava heat map is not live.en 2009 and november of 2017, when the map was updated on the strava match. the heat map shows patterns that are recent enough to give away sensitive information. >> we can see when the soldiers leave their fitbits on and leave their base, we can make patrol patterns, supply lines. they are potential targets. >> we have to point out, no one is blaming fitbit or the makers of the hardware for the tracking devices. the pentagon spokesman says defense secretary, james mattis was made aware of this on the map and the pentagon is reviewing the policies on smartphones. strava, the company that makes the heat map says it excludes activities marked at private and working to better understand privacy settings. >> just to be precise, for a u.s. service member, overseas in a combat zone, secret area, all they have to do is mark their activities as private. >> that's right. it's dependent on the individual. strava makes it clear, marking activities is private. movement is only visible to you. the

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so the pentagon is reminding everyone to turn off your settings they're working with strava.y're pledging to work with the pentagon it's really a reminder not just about how many bases we have scattered throughout the globe, where they're doing and what troops are doing inside the wire it's a reminder of these cell phones that we have in our pocket, the smart phones that can be security risks, not just for potential enemies say isis or the taliban in afghanistan but smarter state actors and that is really where the conversation is changing here. they're more concerned about the chinese, russians and potentially the iranians when you talk to analysts about this than they were about the specific location of say a u.s. base in niger or somalia guys >> hans, are they really leaving it up to individual to make sure their settings are off it seems like there has to be a more granular way they can make sure that sensitive location data isn't being broadcast >> strava can wipe the map of the sensitive zones. so there are a couple bases in niger that we didn't know about. what they're

nathan ruser came across a map put out by strava, a social media network for athletes, which showed twoorth of satellite tracking data uploaded from fitbits and other digital fitness devices. u.s. bases are clearly identifiable and mappable, ruser tweeted, like this american special operations base in syria. e it took us seconds to really gather some information that really should not be publicly hnailable. >> reporter: tobias schneider of global public policy says the locations of these and many other bases, such as these spots of light in afghanistan, were previously known. commercial satellites had already exposed the layout of this american base in the horn of africa before it lit up the strava map, but mining the g.p.s. data collected by strava can reveal a pattern of activity at the base, down to the identities of individual soldiers and the routes they take. >> we cannot only find out how many soldiers are stationed there, but we can find out how do they move? how do they connect with other bases? what kind of patrol routes do acey have around the area? >> reporter: social networ

and strava does too. midnight diner. right there. >> again the tracker is following along. >> i'm at the atm picking up money. taking a beautiful walk. on its website, fitbit acknowledges that it collects your data. including cell tower id and kit even share your name, e-mail or address under extremely limited circumstances. experts 78 a hacker were to breach this system or any of the others on the market your information could be compromised. >> that's exactly what the cyber security expert is trying to do to my account. ? i've been in your fit bit account and looking at everything you've done and it looks line you flew out of newark airport to charlotte. based on the tracker, it looks like you only got five hours sleep. >> how do you know this? >> because i have access to your fit bit account. i compromised it. so everything you recorded, i have access to. >> how? he sent me the fake fishing. he had full access. >> around 8:45, 9:00 this morning, you went to a bank. >> which bank? >> bank of america. >> yeah. >> and th

let me switch over to strava. strava does, too. midnight diner, right there.hat's a bank atm, pulling out money. taking a walk on a beautiful day here at freedom park. on its website, fitbit acknowledges it collects your data. it can share your name, e-mail or address, under extreme lly limited circumstances. if a hacker were to breach this system or any others on the market, your information could be compromised. that's what cyber security jeff pollard is trying to do to my account, holed up in this hoe lel ro hotel room. >> looks like you flew out of newark airport, last night, to charlotte. is that right? >> reporter: yeah. >> looks like you only got about five hours sleep last night. >> reporter: how do you know this? >> because i have access to your fitbit account. i compromised it. everything you recorded i have access to. >> reporter: how did he do it? easy. he sent me this fake fishing e-mail, from fitbit services, asking me to log in, a common hacker tactic. when i did, boom, he had full access. >> around 8:00, 9:00 this morning, you went to a bank. >

activity between 2009 and november of 2017, when the map was updated on the strava app.ll, security experts say the heat map shows patterns that are recent enough, to give away sensitive information.tobias schneider/global public policy institute:"we can see when the soldiers leave their fitbits on and they leave their base. we patrol patterns. you can make out supply lines. and those are, you know, potential targets for insurgents." coming up their intentions were good trying to feed the homeless but we have some obvious safety precautions we need to think about this is something even veteran california highway patrol officers were scratching their heads over i'll explain in the next editions of people behaving badly (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. (pam) we often hear stories of horrific crashes on bay area freeways. in fact, just recently, three different crashes involving the california highway patrol .. have made the headlines .(steve) the c-h-p is trained on roadside safety but even with all that training things can go wrong.

strava says the users have the option to make the information private.type of data is never published. >>> the government is considering a new nationalized mobile network. the news outlet axios says the 5g network would be a way of guarding against china and other malicious internet actors. could be up to eight months before a final decision is reached. >>> volkswagen is apologizing after using monkeys to test the health effects of diesel exhaust. "the new york times" reports that volkswagen and two other german carmakers paid for the research in new mexico, forcing some ten monkeys to breathe exhaust fumes during the testing. >>> a bizarre sight overseas. an elephant decided to take a stroll across the border in china. walking into the country of laos. guards watched the animal wipe out a barrier. it decided to return back to its native country two hours later. it was apparently searching for food. >> maybe checking out the scenery, as well. >>> coming up, the super bowl rivalry heats up. with one fast food outlet even changing its name. >>> but first,

the app, called strava, connects with wearable fitness devices like these. it tracks users, including some u.s. troops, wherever they go. afghanistan, iraq and more. now, years of data published in this online map is becoming a security headache for the pentagon. >> the real problem here is that these devices have revealed u.s. personnel, special operations or intelligence personnel, in countries that most people didn't know we are in. >> reporter: the map went online in november, but was publicized over the weekend by 20-year-old nathan ruser. >> it shows you which buildings the military personnel prefer. it can show you how military personnel like to get from one part of the base to another, and even where they take their afternoon jogs, which is something very valuable, if you are looking to target the base. >> reporter: the military insists that troops were not compromised, but is now reminding fitness junkies worldwide to change their settings to private. and tonight, that app maker, strava, says they are committed to working with government and militar

nathan russert came across a map put out by strava, a social media network for athletes which showed two years worth of satellite tracking data uploaded from fitbits and other digital fitness devices. u.s. bases are clearly russert tweeted, like this american special operations base in syria. >> it took us seconds to really gather some information that really should not be publicly available. any child can do this. >> reporter: tobia global public policy issues says the location of these and other bases, such as afghanistan, were previously known. commercial satellites had this american base in the horn of africa before it lit up thegy strava can reveal the patternba the identities of individual soldiers and the routes they take. >> so we cannot only find out how many s stationed there but how do they move? how do they connect with other bases? what patrol routes do they have around the area? >> ror hallmark of the modern et jeffrey lewis of the middle bury institute tsa personal information ends up on those networks. >> there's actually one trace that shows loops as he or she jogs a

the app, called strava, connects with wearable fitness devices. it tracks users, including some u.s. troops, wherever they go. afghanistan, iraq, and more. now years of data published is becoming a security headache for the pentagon. >> the real problem here is that these devices have revealed u.s. personnel, special operations, or intelligence personnel in countries that most people didn't know we are in. >> reporter: the map went online in november but was publicized over the weekend by 20-year-old nathan russert. >> it shows which buildings the mill tear personnel prefer, it can show you how mill tear personnel get from one part of the base to another, where they take their afternoon jogs, which is something valuable if you're looking to target the base. >> reporter: the military insists that troops were not compromised, but is now reminding fitness junkies worldwide to change their settings to private. the company what makes the app, strava, tells abc news they are committed to working with military and government officials to try and address

the abc news website says strava, a fitness—tracking app, is revealing potentially sensitive informationbout military bases and supply routes via its global heat—map website. and finally with his picture on the front of ft, ikea founder and swedish multibillionaire ingvar kamprad has died at the age of 91. so let's begin. with me is oliver cornock, editor—in—chief, oxford business group. thank you for returning. you are very welcome to our brussels experience. minister regs that he is opposed to the eu bill are swivel eyed. it is getting very difficult within number ten. clearly. and we swivel between hard brexit and soft regs it and the other names we have given is. the fa ct other names we have given is. the fact is theresa may is quite weak. at the same time, to me it seems like why would you reveal your position fully in negotiation? because she is quite enfeebled after last summer's election, which was a bit of a disaster, and a narrow victory, everybody who has an opinion will blame her. she is enfeebled and weakened. at the same time, there is nobody else coming up, the tories wil

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strava says the company takes the safety of their community absolutely seriously.ey take to keep their security and this kind of thing blows it all up. >> they were showing the maps of where a lot of u.s. military personnel are believed to be, it's raising a lot of security questions. >>> coming up next on "morning joe," it's a busy morning. the fallout over the republican house intel decision to release a classified memo about fbi eavesdropping and this as the fbi agency depcy director decides to step down early. >> as president trump prepares to give his first state of the union meeting tonight. joe and mika will get reaction from several congressmen. all of them weighing in on a jam-packed "morning joe" just moments away. >>> welcome back, before we toss it to "morning joe," let's check the stories you'll be hearing about. >> we start at the white house with nbc news's peter alexander with a preview of the president's state of the union address. peter, good morning. >> good morning, the president putting the finishing touches ois his first state of the union. sp

gps tracking company strava using information to map out where the devices are used a lot. take a look at san francisco. the information seems harmless. but the maps patterns reveal locations and outlines of both well known and possible secret military sites, like this base in afghanistan. somebody could possibly use the information to know which areas are highly patrolled and possible weak spots in the defenses. the military is investigating. >>> a driver slammed into a busy bakery. what happened to the customers lined up. >>> and we could have one of the best views on the whole earth of a very rare occurrence that will happen in the skies later this week. >>> good morning. you can see traffic is moving along pretty well on the bay bridge. it is heading into the san francisco with little problem. we'll tell you more about the things we have causings some delays. >>> a lot of cloud cover streaming overhead. that's about it. temperatures on the mild side and they'll stay there for a while. more coming up. >>> welcome back. >>> the sheriff's office is asking for help to find

yang: judy, a 20-year-old student in australia took a close look at data posted late last year by stravawebsite and bile app that tracks millions of users' athletic activity. the international security student discovered that these so-called heat maps, fro trillions of g.p.s. points, not only show mundane g-city jogging routes, they also reveal the locations of bases where military forces and intelligence services exercise. here's a map he poed that he says shows where soldiers jog along the beach in madishu, somalia, near what is likely a reported c.i.a. annex. this is a map of the bagrham airfield in afghanistan. and here's a map showing where turkish forces patrol north of manbij in syria. for more on all of this we turn zack whittaker, the security editor at zd net, a website that covers technology. zach, thank you so much for joining us. help us understand exactly what information has been apparently inadvertently disclosed here that might beto of us enemies of the united states. >> so a lot of data, really. your fitness trackng ta from when you're walking, cycling, doing cross fit

. >>> so many soldiers use strava. the map includes u.s. bases in iraq, afghanistan, and syria.erse the option to make the information private. and that type of data is never publish publi published. >>> the government is considering a new nationalized mobile network. the news outleet axios says the 5g network would be a way of guarding againinst china and otr actors. >>> volkswagen is apologizing after using monkeys to test the health effects of diesel exhaust. "the new york times" reports that volkswagen and two other carmakers paid for the research in new mexico, forcing some ten monkeys to breathe xast fumes. >>> an elephant decided to take a stroll across the border in china. walk spoog the country of laos. guards watched the animal wipe out a barrier. it returned two hours later. it was apparently searching for food. >> maybe checking out the scenery, as well. >>> the super bowl rivalry heats up. with one fast food outlet even changing its name. >>> and the new headline overnight about actor fred savage. >>> and caught on camera. a soldier's brand-new jeep bursts into flam

strava recently released an updated global heatmap.( darya ) a military analyst says strava caused militarydentifiable and mappable." a spokeswoman for the pentagon says the department of defense is looking into the matter. (rebecca) your bay area forecast is after the break. ( camila ) a pipe bursts at san jose state... flooding part i'm a migraine sufferer and i'm an emt. when i get a migraine at work, it's debilitating. if i call out with a migraine, that's one less ambulance to serve a community. i just don't want to let these people down. excedrin migraine. relief that works as hard as you do. ( darya ) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:look for dry weather to continue through at least the middle of next week as the main storm track remains well to our north. daytime temperatures will generally be well above seasonal averages, while nights remain seasonably cool. wb 80 bay bridge slow in the cash lanes. fatal acccodent in redwood city nb 101 at whipple ave the three left alen are closed ( darya ) breaki

mining the gps data collected by strava can reveal the pattern of activity at the base, down to the identities of individual soldiers and the roots thutes t take. >> we can find out how do they move? you know, how do they connect with other bases? >> what kind of patrol roots do they have around the area. >> social networks are a hall mark of the modern era. jeffrey lewis says a lot more than just personal information ends up on those networks. >> there is actually one trace that shows a person doing loops as he or she jogs around some nuclear weapons stored in turkey. so while, yes, i think to some extent this is the new era we live in, this is a frightening example of that era. >> jeff, this breach could go well beyond the military, to include intelligence officers, and anyone else who used a fitness device while working at a sensitive location. >> david martin, thank you for that report tonight. >>> still ahead here, the man who heads the recording academy, and why so few women were nominated nor grammys. hold together. a little to the left. 1, 2, 3, push! easy! easy! easy! (horn honking) a

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they all use the strava. the map shows u.s. bases in iraq, afghanistan and syria. pentagon is looking into any information. the company says it never publishes private data. >>> a severe weather system is slowly moving off shore after drenching the southeast. it's dropping heavy rain across florida, georgia and the carolinas right now. amy freeze is tracking the rain as well as cooling temperatures for the u.s. >> timing doesn't really end until the morning. we're at much as 20 degrees cooler in boston, chicago. and then you can see that out west is a completely different story. bone dry, record warmth, the santa ana winds out of malibu. that puts us at the red flag warning in big, critical fire danger advisory levels. >>> and starting off with roger federer. he won his second straight australian open. federer became the second oldest man to win a grand slam single's title. 36 years old -- 36 years, 170 days old. got to keep it exact. after words he called the achievement unbelievable. >> and it's so great to see the tears flowing after winning 20 of these things t

a global heat map, tracing movements from workouts -- has been posted by a company called strava -- a social network that allows users to share their running routes and other movements. but the heat map is also lighting up the locations of u-s soldiers-- wearing devices like fit-bits, and working out at military bases all over the world, including in combat zones... making those service-members more easily trackable for their enemies. coming up at eight .. the nation gets ready to hear the president's assessment of his first year in office.. we preview tomorrow nights' state of the union address. plus.. another dangerous internet game challenge taking off... and potentially could take a life .. we have details. also ... the final week before the biggest game, in what is arguably the most anticipated sporting event of the year.. we look ahead to the superbowl.. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break. at stanford health care, we can now simulate the exact anatomy of a patien

the time is the military is worried about sensitive information coming from fit bits and apps like stravaf you look at san francisco, the information seems harmless. it shows popular walking routes. however, the maps patterns reveal locations and outlines of both well-known and possibly secret military sites, like this military base in afghanistan. some of the possible use that information to know which areas are highly patrolled along with possible weak spots in defense. the washington post says the military is looking into this matter.>>> right now, wall street is being fueled by caffeine this morning. the merger involving curing -- keurig and a popular soda. >>>. welcome back. we are taking a look at wall street. here is a live look at the dow jones. it's up 14 points. the nasdaq and the s&p 500, right now, we are getting the latest read, a little bit of a mixed picture this morning. some news coming in that is affecting things. popular instant copyÃmake instant coffee company keurig is about to become a giant in the industry. jury greenmount is privately held but is being purchased --

the data isn't in real-time and the heat map was first made public by strava which collects data on roughly7 million use from their smartphones or wearable devices. there is an option to turn off the transmission service. in a statement, they say we take safety of our community seriously and are committed to working military and government officials. nbc news, the pentagon. >>> coming up, we're tracking a dry week ahead. >> yes, it starts out cloudy and we will get some sunshine. everything is flowing smoothly. we're heading into the mid 60s when we should be in the upper 50s. we'll talk about the rest of the week, coming up. >>> a bride and group dropped $300 for someone to document fun of their big day but that person never shows up. nbc bay area responds. next. nbc bay area responds. to bride from vallejo whose wedding wasn )t picture perfect like she envisioned. the photo booth she rented never showed up. so, she called our consumer team. >>> nbc braish responds to a bride whose wedding wasn't picture perfect. >> the photographer never showed up. >> good morning. we work as quickly as w

. >>> nothing wrong with a good work out or tracking that workout on a fitness device like strava, thats if that app is posting the map of the workout for all to see. our pentagon correspondent barbara starr joins us now with that. this is a serious issue. >> reporter: it is. nobody is very happy about that at the pentagon this morning, i have to tell you. so you're right, what happens is if you use one of these applications, basically it uploads your fitness data if you went on a jog through downtown mogadishu, somalia, areas where there is not a lot of this fitness activity perhaps from your fit bit or other device, suddenly this map is -- is showing where this kind of activity pops up. if it is a remote area of africa, afghanistan, iraq, syria, who else would it really be other than perhaps u.s. troops out for a, you know, morning run? and that's the problem. it shows the security profile of where u.s. troops may be located. big problem, they're supposed to be trained to turn on the privacy settings on these kinds of devices. and not show their locations. but apparently that's not ha

they're reporting the gps tracking company strava uses satellite information to map the routes of usersshowing areas of activity. but think of it. in afghanistan, it's mostly soldiers walking around with fitness apps. it's not so much the locals. in remote areas, the heat maps are almost entirely dark except for the scattered areas that could be soldiers and bases using the app. that could be a security threat if the pentagon has not revealed the location of those bases, a spokeswoman tells the a.p. that the department is reviewing the situation and takes it very seriously. 11 afghan soldiers are dead after the fourth major terror attack in that country in less than two weeks. the islamic state is claiming responsibility. it happened at a military academy in the capitol of kabul. officials say a suicide bomber attacked a security unit and other militants and then opened fire. two days earlier, taliban terrorists packed an ambulance full of explosives and set it off in the middle of kabul killing more than 100 people. afghanistan is the site of america's longest war. president trump said

the global heat map from gps tracking company strava uses satellite information to map locations of peoplethe map is almost dark except for scattered activity in locations of known u.s. bases and other sensitive sites. the pentagon says the department of defense takes the matters seriously and is determining if training or guidance is required. >>> let's get a check on money stream. global markets are mixed, but another round of records friday. the s&p had a great day. it jumped 1.2%. the biggest one day gain in ten months. another star studded week for earnings. including biggest names like apple and amazon and alphabet and microsoft report this week. tech was the best puerto rierfo sector of 2017. all major indices is up so far. >>> if you plan to listen to the latest grammy winners on spotify, the u.s. government made it pay more for its music. all of the streaming services, spotify and pandora must pay a fee every time you listen to a song. copyright royalty board must increase the fees over the next five years to give a larger share to song writers and artists. many have complained ab

meanwhile, the fitness-tracking company strava has inadvertently revealed highly sensitive u.s. information about secret military bases, when it published maps of the running and exercise routes of its users. the global heat maps show the running routes of soldiers in and around military bases, including in afghanistan, syria, iraq, and djibouti. while some of the bases were already known, others, such as a small compound to the southwest of the u.s. military base camp lemonier in djibouti, appear to be undisclosed black sites. demonstrators rallied outside the white house on saturday to protest against president trump's repeated efforts to ban refugees and citizens from some majority-muslim nations from entering the united states. the protesters also decried president trump's efforts to roll back protections for immigrants, women, people of color, and lgbt people throughout his first year in office. lawmakers are battling over whether to classify a four-page document written by the california congress member devin nunes, cherub the house intelligence committee, in which he clai

they all use the online fitness tracker, strava. the map shows u.s.ria. the pentagon is reviewing the map and looking into keeping things private. the company says it never publishes private data. >>> a severe weather system is slowly moving off shore after drenching the southeast. it's dropping heavy rain across florida, georgia and the carolinas right now. the system dropped four inches of rain in and around new orleans. amy freeze is tracking the rain as well as cooling temperatures for the eastern u.s. >> reporter: timing of this rain doesn't really end until the middle of the morning. it's not just 20 degrees cooler. a dose of snow coming. we'll get about an inch there. and then you can see that out west is a completely different story. bone dry, record warmth, the santa ana winds out of malibu. that puts a red flag warning and critical fire danger advisory levels. >> amy, thank you. >>> and starting off with roger federer. he won his second straight australian open. it gave him 20 grand slam victories during his career. federer became the second

the company that makes the app, strava, tells abc news they're committed to working with military andernment officials to try to address sensitive areas. clayton sandell, abc news. >>> the spirit of olympic cooperation has not lasted long. joint cultural event planned days before the opening of the games in south korea has been canceled. north korea apparently said south korea's media was being insulting. no word if this affects plans to have the rivals march under one flag and field a joint women's hockey team. >>> which gives you a better boost during the day? cup of coffee? or nap? >> researchers say they are about the same. >> okay. >> but doctors in australia point out, naps can make you feel better in the long run. that's because your body won't get hooked on the caffeine in coffee which can affect sleep patterns at night. the study found taking short naps regularly help you feel more alert than just an occasional nap. >> yeah, take one now. uh-huh. works. scientists. >>> man in new york didn't let a little sleep prevent him from taking a stroll. >> no, more than just napping. h

the data isn't in realtime and the heat map was first made public last november by strava.has an option to turn off the data transmission service. in a statement, the company says -- we take the safety of our community seriously and are committed to working with military and government officials to address sensitive areas that might appear. for "today for. >>> we have a lot more to get to including a new warning tied to your money. hackers targeting atms with a scheme that causes them to spit out cash. tom costello is in washington where the secret service is heading up that investigation. good morning. >> good morning. this technique has already been used in other countries around the world. it's called jackpoting. and now federal law enforcement is putting the nation's banks on notice that the threat has come to the united states. this morning, an urgent warning from the secret service and the companies that make most of the atms in the country. criminal hackers are targeting cash machines in a scheme known as jackpoting. the criminals override an atm and turn it into a s

the policy is, what it should be in terms of turning on or off your notifications on devices like stravait, because what happened. there's some 27 million users that they have they have uploaded this global heat map in the map, you get firm outlines of u.s. military bases in war zones you clearly see highlighted perimeters some of the bases i have visited. it's obvious to be where the running routes are you see that cast in sharp relief from this data. it's not only the known bases. we're also discovering where we long suspected there had been bases, whether they're forces or agency bases, cia bases, as they say here, three-letter agencies. you see a few in somalia you get more detail on some of the bases in niger it really is a road map to where u.s. service members are serving abroad and what sort of activities they get up to on base it has huge implications for operational security secretary of defense is aware of it they have a review down in tampa, which controls a lot of this area. they're talking about adjusting the policy and making it more firm that if you're overseas, you shoul

"the washington post" is reporting the app called strava pin points workouts newer military base evenon is now out there, part of the gps gathering that is available on smartphones the fitbit a lot soldiers wear. >> the beverage industry dr. pepper snapple keurig green mountain teaming up combined revenue 11 billion dollars, dr. pepper snapple share holders a dividend nearly 104 dollars per share 1% stake in the newly formed -- 13% stake, on market up nearly 38% right now huge stock to watch -- i guess dr. pepper out of your machine i made that up. >> -- joke on. >> all right, finally this pen prosecute you can say in half in first quarter following disappointing sales in europe, china, reduces the production down to 20 million units, publications says part of the problem could be price tag starts at about 1,000 shares of apple down more than 3% last week on concerns about the iphone sales that stock remember the company reporting earnings later this week, japan -- coin check announced going to refund customers about four hundred million dollars, that was ston by hackers, about 260,00

liz: san francisco app company called strava, they put up a heat map.who wear fitness devices on their wrist like fitbit, the soldiers were up loading their locations, to track their performance and way you compare your performance to other soldiers. this heat map showed where they were running at military bases around the world, including hot spots like syria, afghanistan. they realized this is putting our soldiers at risk, that you could see where they are. and even if they went off the base, you could see the roads that they were patrolling. so it's a security frau, backdoor way to see, to track our soldiers movements overseas. stuart: not deliberate. liz: not deliberate. stuart: adjunct to technology. liz: australian university student discovered it. stuart: i will switch gears. we do that a lot on this program to a teacher who slammed military during a classroom rant caught on tape. joining us live on the radio, brian kilmeade, host of the brian kilmeade show. before we get roll being here. listen to the tape. roll it. stuart: extraordinary stuff,

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if you go into the data, you can look at the strava profile. can look at the strava profile. might give is the thing with technology of all kinds. with technology of all kinds. it's hard to keep things secret. hard to keep things secret. headquarters, you can see where employees have gone jogging. headquarters, you can see where employees have gonejogging. employees have gonejogging. who has done a lap of the area and that has shown up on the map. that has shown up on the map. we don't need spies any more! don't need spies any more! thank you for coming in to talk to us. in last year's snap general election was little more than a tremor. by younger, first—time voters. in the election by age. was between a0% and 50%. group between the 2015 and 2017 elections. there appears to have been no surge in youth turnout. and social science at the university of manchester. thank you very much indeed for being with us. with us. a huge youth vote at the last election? it would seem to be so. change, particularly in the under 25—year—olds. 25—year—olds. in the older age range, between 25 and a5. in t

while i have you, i want to ask you about this strava story. ask you about this strava story. published as they jog or cycle. soldiers move around them. in the desert, or on a beach, more of a problem. of a problem. pocket when you leave bluetooth and wi—fi turned on. wi—fi turned on. giving a beacon on your position, and many times, nation states and... and many times, nation states and... i think we have lost tom. let's bring in ron. bring in ron. going to nationalise 56, make eu policy makers set up. policy makers set up. china and the threat they might pose. i think you are right. united states over the next couple of years. of years. step back and say, witty minute, this should be our purview. this should be our purview. will be addressed to see what happens in the days to come. happens in the days to come. —— wait a minute. thanks very much, ron. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. a bit of a mishmash of weather across the british isles today. across the british isles today. pretty miserable generally down here. here. improved to something as good as this. this. going for the re

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