you're up to something that's probably illegal in the case of the police helicopters the trucks the g.p.s. units the phone taps. the infrared cameras to some extent both state governments congress and even the supreme court particular in the case of the infrared cameras have brought their use in to at least a marginal compliance with the fourth amendment not so with drones at least not yet and that's one of the reasons why the city of charlottesville virginia a stone's throw from thomas jefferson's home you can see it standing there in monaco did a beautiful thing this week and passing a resolution calling for a ban for the moment on information derived from drones in their skies rutherford institute proposed the first draft of what ultimately became the resolution that was promoted by the charlottesville center for peace and justice that included language that said whereas the federal government in the commonwealth of virginia thus far failed to provide reasonable legal restrictions on the use of drones within the united states and where a police department throughout the country have be

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next time you're out driving at night in the middle of nowhere forget about getting directions from the g.p.s. on your dashboard and give the milky way galaxy a try. just. it's the good the bad of the very very macro ron appears silly ugly the good geoffrey stone stone a professor of law at the university of chicago submitted a statement to congress yesterday statement signed by over fifty of america's most distinguished constitutional law professors and scholars all are agreement that despite what many on the far right say congress has more than enough authority under the constitution to enact legislation aimed at reducing gun violence at america's best and brightest constitutional scholars say it's legal sarat save american lives by creating sensible gun control measures it's time for congress to act regardless of what the n.r.a. and the gun nuts are trying to say. the bad idea host state senator cheryl knox. next all took to twitter to voice their opposition toward obamacare. in her tweet she compared obamacare to believe it or not the holocaust doxil said that quote insurance companies ar

you're up to something that's probably illegal in the case of the police helicopters the trucks the g.p.s. units the phone taps the infrared cameras to some extent both state governments congress and even the supreme court particular in the case of the infrared cameras have brought their use in to at least a marginal compliance with the fourth amendment not so with drones at least not yet. and that's one of the reasons why the city or charlottesville virginia a stone's throw from thomas jefferson's home you can see it standing there in monaco did a beautiful thing this week in passing a resolution calling for a ban for the moment on information derived from drones in their skies the rutherford institute proposed the first draft of what ultimately became the resolution that was promoted by the charlottesville center for peace and justice that included language that said whereas the federal government in the commonwealth of virginia thus far failed to provide reasonable legal restrictions on the use of drones within the united states and where police departments throughout the country have

next time you're out driving at night in the middle of nowhere forget about getting directions from the g.p.s on your dashboard and give the milky way galaxy a try. just. it's the good the bad of the very very macro ron a pistol the ugly the good geoffrey stone stone a professor of law at the university of chicago submitted a statement to congress yesterday statement signed by over fifty of america's most distinguished constitutional law professors and scholars all are agreement that despite what many on the far right say congress has more than enough authority under the constitution to enact legislation aimed at reducing gun violence if america's best and brightest constitutional scholars say it's legal sarat save american lives by creating sensible gun control measures it's time for congress to act regardless of what the n.r.a. and the gun nuts are trying to say. the bad idaho state senator cheryl knox on next all took to twitter to voice their opposition toward obamacare in her tweet she compared obamacare to believe it or not the holocaust doxil said that quote insurance companies are cre

eleven happened around the same time that the internet was breaking through to the mainstream so the internet g.p.s. tracking being affordable you know you can get a g.p.s. tracker for twenty five forty bucks now. and you know i mean imagine what law enforcement and government have so much power now to spy on everybody and database communications from every everything. that it makes it it makes it more permanent and that's a really really good point right there is that it's almost impossible to go back i mean look at the even the surveillance apparatus has now crossed over with the corporate corporatocracy i mean the military industrial complex all of these corporations and military corporations that are profiting off this technology off of these rosen's of her rights the surveillance let's talk about heaviest corpus though because i think a lot of instances in the past when his corpus was repealed temporarily i mean it was a huge deal temporarily it was repealed and then reinstated now i mean we look back at the in terms of japanese citizens it's almost an beristain and it's it is embarrassing i m

eleven happened around the same time that the internet was breaking through to the mainstream so the internet g.p.s. tracking being affordable you know you can get a g.p.s. tracker for twenty five forty bucks now. and you know i mean imagine what law enforcement and government have so much power now to spy on everybody and database communications from everybody everything. that it makes it it makes it more permanent and that's a really really good point right there is that it's almost impossible to go back i mean look at the even the surveillance apparatus has now crossed over with the corporate corporatocracy i mean the military industrial complex all of these corporations and military corporations that are profiting off this technology off of these rosen's of her rights the surveillance i thought my heaviest corpus though because i think a lot of instances in the past when his corpus was repealed temporarily i mean it was a huge deal temporarily it was repealed and then reinstated now i mean we look back at the in terms of japanese citizens it's almost an beristain and it's it is embarrassing i m

eleven happened around the same time that the internet was breaking through to the mainstream so the internet g.p.s. tracking being affordable you know you can get a g.p.s. tracker for twenty five forty bucks now. and you know i mean imagine what law enforcement and government have so much power now to spy on everybody and database communications from everybody everything. that it makes it it makes it more permanent and that's a really really good point right there is that it's almost impossible to go back i mean look at the even the surveillance apparatus has now crossed over with the corporate corporatocracy i mean the military industrial complex all of these corporations and military corporations that are profiting off this technology off of these erosions of her rights the surveillance i thought my heaviest corpus though because i think a lot of instances in the past when his corpus was repealed temporarily i mean it was a huge deal temporarily it was repealed and then reinstated now i mean we look back at the in terms of japanese citizens it's almost an beristain and it's it is embarrassing i

research include computers, laser, the internet, the deployment of the worldwide web, the basics of the g.p.s. system, the genomic revolution and most of modern medicine. i contend that there's not a job in america today that does not depend directly on one or more of just these six examples. now, predictions of future technologies have very difficult. when i graduated from west virginia university in 1963, none of us talked about going into the information technology industry because the i.t. industry did not exist. but our generation invented it and it became the dominant source of employment for engineers in the intervening years. so i am a true believer that if we invest well in basic research and education, we undoubtedly will be surprised by what the new innovations are that actually arise. let me say three barriersen to success of our wolf system. our k-12 system is failing far too many of our young people. our current federal policies, as has been said, make it difficult for growing foreign graduate students to stay on in the u.s., yet such immigrants from the recent decades have cont

considered the satellites giving us our g.p.s. signals are 22,000 miles away so even closer than the satellites, very close, a little too close for comfort but it is not going to be a threat and it will not be dangerous. just an exciting thing to see. >> you can find the link to the live stream, a live look right now the asteroid that the scientists are talking about this issue and it is a live stream from nasa on our website at abc7news.com under "see it on tv." >> neighbors are pleading for safety improvements on a major antioch thoroughfare after a car hit and kill add 14-year-old along hillcrest avenue. cornell bernard is live at the scene with the latest. >> more than a dozen neighbors have talked to us in the last hour and they have concerned about this intersection and in the last few minutes, a memorial started growing here at the intersection of hillcrest avenue and hidden >>glenn: drive the spot where a life was cut short. a 14-year-old was struck and killed by a car. people are leaving flowers and can dams as a memorial.

considered the satellites giving us our g.p.s. signals are 22,000 miles away so even closer than the satellites, very close, a little too close for comfort but it is not going to be a threat and it will not be dangerous. just an exciting thing to see. >> you can find the link to the live stream, a live look right now the asteroid that the scientists are talking about this issue and it is a live stream from nasa on our website at abc7news.com under "see it on tv." >> neighbors are pleading for safety improvements on a major antioch thoroughfare after a car hit and kill add 14-year-old along hillcrest avenue. cornell bernard is live at the scene with the latest. >> more than a dozen neighbors have talked to us in the last hour and they have concerned about this intersection and in the last few minutes, a memorial started growing here at the intersection of hillcrest avenue and hidden >>glenn: drive the spot where a life was cut short. a 14-year-old was struck and killed by a car. people are leaving flowers and can dams as a memorial.

the sailboat did not have a working g.p.s. or an emergency radio beacon. that device would have pinpointed their position for rescue. the boat did not have life rafts. the coast guard said they may have tried to make a raft out of a cooler and a life preserver. the crews are remaining optimistic. >> they were able to get on a raft, that would change it. if they put together the life ranch with cooler which could have happened that could change it. right now we are still searching and we are remaining hopeful while we search. >> two of the radio calls, the sailboat is called the charm blow but they do not know who it is registered to or who was on board and they have not received any missing persons reports. they are begging anyone with information who may know who may have been on the boat to contact them, contact the coast guard because there is very little information about would the family may have been. reporting live for abc7 news. >> a reward is set up for a bay area couple who disappeared while traveling in peru. it has been a month since anyone has

and then because, you know, i wanted aniials to sing, to find each of the whales in the ocean or dogs, like their g.p.ssystem, i'm herr, i'm over there, you are there, you know, to make kind of map out the territory. so we began with that and then -- then there was so many rocker dogs there. it was amazing. there were dogs who wanted to rock! [laughter] and my favorites were the droolers in the front row, they were just like -- [lauuhter] -- >> it's just like a regular show, right? there are human droolers probably in the front row, too, right? >> but it was the most he could ask it sitly prepared audience because the lost week the owners have been saying we're going to a show just for you and you're going to love it! but the time they got there, their tails are like yes, yes, i'm so excited! so it was such a beautiful sound because they were all really well behaved no fights. so at the end i said let's have all of the small dogs start barking. so [barking]]3 >> all of the medium barton [barking, big ones [barking] the sounds of thousands of dogs doing this jjst for the hell of it was the greatest soun

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angeles times" reports they are working on an app to track you when the phone is not being used which lets users find each other using g.p.s. and no long verify to check in like they do now. analysts say the app would help face book generate more revenue from ads based on user location and daily habits. no comment. >> animal rescue group is offering a $500 reward this morning for the return of a stolen puppy. twelve week old pit pit bull mix was taken from a rescue event in san francisco which contacted police. she has a heart shaped marking on the right side. the group says a young couple in a black toyota took off with the dog during an adoption event sunday at stone town galleria. >> time for the weather check on this tuesday morning. >> it is tuesday morning. we will check with mike nicco, we are a day closer to that chance of showers. >> which is in thursday's forecast and a lesser extent on friday. it could look like it outside but it will be mostly cloudy and mild are because of the blanket effect the clouds create keeping the heat closer to the ground. 43 to 50 is whether we start out. this afternoon, mid-to-upper

with the association of american gee graphers, i run a campaign on the importance of k12 degrieve education because of growth in gis and g.p.s. technologies. the campaign has been engorsed by 12 retired four stars, 2 retired former chiefs chairman. i wanted to ask you, you don't hear often, senior military leaders speak about the k-12 or higher ed system here in the united states. do you think in thinking of the army of the future, that you know, the leadership of the education system here in the u.s. is doing enough to prepare students? >> well, one of the big problems we have right now, so -- is about out of the population, only 19% to 23% of the population is qualified to come into the army. of hour young population. that's terrible. and that's about the development of our youth. and it's the development across the broad spectrum, to develop educationwise, those who get a high school education, also, it's about physical fitness and weight. we have a huge problem with obesity, huge problem with physical fitness, huge problem with people graduating from high school, and so the eligible population is getting smaller and smal

the rnc and outside groups like roves crossroads g.p.s. what they want to do is recruit candidates not only win conservative primaries but also win a general election as well. >> everybody wants to do that there has got to be some kind of change in the republican party, i think. >> crossroads, sure, crossroads has said what it is going to do to protect incumbents from primary challengers who might falter against democrats in the general election. >> bill: that's what happened. there were tea party people who won and then they got hammered in the election and rove wants to spout off. i got rove here tomorrow we will put it to him. >> you have got to remember here, bill. this is not new for this election cycle. the republican and democratic committees have had wings of their parties responsible for protecting incumbents and getting majorities in the house and senate for decades. this is what happens in the wake of an election. winner does what they do and so do losers. >> dr. mel is the florida doctor home by the fbi. tied into menendez. who

supervising officer was immediately notified of this violation, and police officers found the man with the help of g.p.s. and arrested him in his estranged wife's driveway. so because of this vawa program, we have one less victim in my staeufplt this is -- in my state. this is one example of how vawa is protecting women and saving lives. title 5 of this bill includes legislation that i sponsored in the last congress: the violence against women help initiative act, which updates and improves the health care system's response to domestic violence and sexual assault. my provision is simple. it provides training and education to help the health care professionals respond to violence and abuse by equipping doctors and nurses to recognize the signs of domestic abuse and to make sure that they have the training to respond, we can better care for our survivors and prevent future crimes. it also consolidates existing programs to streamline and strengthen the health care system's response to violent crimes. since my time in the north carolina state senate, i have been dedicated to reducing the backlog of unanalyz

the app lets users find each other using g.p.s.nd no long verify to check in like they do now helping to subsequent rate more ad revenue from ads based on user location and daily habits. no comment from face book. >> an animal group is offering $500 reward for the return of a stolen puppy. the 12 week old pit bull application was taken from an event in san francisco that has contacted police. she has a heart shaped mark on the right side and a young couple if a black toyota took off with the dog during an adoption event on sunday. >> a milder day than we started off with on monday. >> mike nicco has details. >> you saw the clouds yesterday were stubborn, and more so today. we are starting off milder this morning but 60 is the warm spot in santa rosa and 55 is the cool spot but half moon bay is 54, but radar return is showing off the coast of eureka we will have showers and 51. low-to-mid 60's through the central valley and 48 in tahoe and let to mid-60's around san diego and los angeles. >> northbound 101 from morgan hill to san jo

today, wearing the latest diving gear and armed with g.p.s. devices, native divers explore the icy waters to catch gooey ducks. what's a gooey duck? the gooey duck is the world's largest clam. more importantly, it's a delicacy in chinese quazeme. the tribe formed a co-op to export the gooey duck to asian markets for more than $20 a pound. that's just one example. multilie -- multiply that entrepreneurship to hundreds of tribes, growing, developing and providing services or products around the world and it adds up to unprecedented progress for our community. we'll continue doing our part to be proactive stewards of our future. rather than react to the federal government's actions, tribes are thinking, planning ahead, making decisions that allow us to withstand economic uncertainty, and it's paying off. now, with the wind at our backs, we need federal leaders to stand with us. with the right investments, tribal communities will continue growing stronger and advancing america's prosperity. we urge congress to honor the trust responsibility by main

the streets took days to clear hindering emergency vehicles and city buses. >> we're just basically stuck on this block you know? >> reporter: g.p.s. tracking devices on garbage trucks will allow new yorkers to punch their addresss into a web page and track when their block will be plowed. 6,100 sanitation workers are now mobilized. 400 more than two years ago. union president harry nespoli said they just started to catch their breath after sandy. >> i wouldn't say they're tired. they feel it they extended themselves for sandy 12 hour shifts for 60 days. >> reporter: and here we go again. >> yes and that's why they call new york's sanitation men new york's strongest. >> reporter: new york city has roughly 6,300 miles of road. that's enough to drive from here to los angeles and back. scott, the city has 250,000 tons of salt available to help keep all that roadway clear. >> pelley: jim, thank you superstorm sandy also knocked down defenses against storm surge all along the coast. tonight, with wind gusts of 70 miles an hour coming in from the atlantic, a lot of folks are casting a wary eye on the sea. seth doane is with them. >> thi

ups and with fed ex-who are the greatest competitors they have to learn a way to get a package not from house-to-house but from here to here to here. they do not have g.p.st. >>heather: is that dynamic routing? >> yes, that is what ups and fedex do. the postal service wants to contract that out. we don't know how much that would cost but they have to figure a way to be more die synaptic in delivering packages. >>heather: you mention that mail volume was down 25 percent last year but online retail sales are expected to go up 12 percent so that means delivery of the items, so that is why this is so important? >> they may get a package at noon that has to be delivered by 3:00, so the postman gets to the post office at 8:00 and he doesn't come back until 5:00, they have to figure a way to get from here to here to here. >> right. canceling saturday deliver, will that help? >> i don't think -- it may save some money, but it is a drop in the bucket. there has to be a systematic change to how mail is delivered. there still will be a need for mail. i send thank you notes all time. last month they post add request for i.d.'s from the u.s. government and also from

you talk to a farmer, agriculture will be the biggest market for this aircraft trillion that will be called presaging agriculture. you will be using that g.p.s. wins points to see what needs water and what he's pesticides -- using etf -- gps wavepoints see what needs to be watered and what needs pesticides. it has limited capabilities, 20 minutes. it has enough to get the information you need. the amount be larger systems. they might not be commercially viable because you are talking about a lot of money. a farmer was this system that tends of thousands of dollars. you are talking tens of millions of dollars for the military or the border patrol. host: this is coming from oscar j. he radio model planes have been flying unmanne aircraftd for more than a decade. --aircraft for more of an a decade. caller: dorner ex-policeman he was corrupt. throughout his career. you say they have to get a search warrant, but they can do whatever they want to to invade my privacy. what insurance and the people have that they will not be invaded? guest: i do not want to speak for law enforcement. i have been working with them quite a bit on this technology. he