. >> it is unsettling, unnerving. and i consider myself a very calm, but it is very unnerving. because you don't know how high it's going to get. >> details ahead for the rest of today's forecast. >>> in chicago, a chaotic scene in a apartment building that was levelled in only seconds. it happened on the south side. the three-story building crumbled after an explosion. two women and a dog were trapped inside. >> it was nothing but ashes and smoke. the lady was caved inside of all the -- the debris and everything. she was caved inside of it and pulled her out. >> the other woman and dog were both rescued. both women remain hospitalized in stable condition. the blast left more than 600 people without power. no word on what caused the three year old building to fall. >>> in ferguson, missouri, it is a tense waiting game as the grand jury reconvenes later this morning. last night, the supporters of michael brown marched in the neighboring town of shaw. and announced it could come any moment on whether officer darren wilson will face charges. nbc's jennifer bjorklund is in clayton,

unnerving. and i can consider myself a very calm -- but it's very unnerving. because you don't know how high it's going to get. >> details ahead for the rest of today's forecast. right now in chicago, a chaotic scene. an apartment building levelled in just seconds. on the south side, it crumbled after an explosion. trapped inside were two women and a dog. >> nothing but ashes and smoke. the lady was caved inside of all the -- the thing and everything. she was caved inside and he pulled her out. >> now the other woman and dog were rescued. they were both hospitalized. no word on what caused the 3-year-old building to pancake. >>> and ferguson, missouri, a grand jury reconvenes later this morning. supporters of michael brown marv marched in shaw, missouri. an announcement could come any moment on whether darren wilson will face charges. we are in clayton, missouri, with more on the timing of the grand jury's decision. >> reporter: church services in ferguson calling for justice for michael brown but with peaceful protests. >> non-violence is the way. >> reporter

. >> it is unsettling, unnerving and i consider myself a very calm person, but it is very unnerving. because you don't know how high it will get. >> michelle lived through flooding last year. today her neighborhood is filled with heavy machinery, scooping up snow by the truck-load. >> reporter: this is where they are bringing all of that snow. so far they've taken about 80,000 tons off the street. but the problem is, it is piling up. >> the waterways will begin to fill. >> when we flood it will start to be an issue. >> buffalo creek is a concern to the fire chief. >> 20 minutes it was full of water and now look at it. >> reporter: the rushing water will go right over the banks. the new york governor said they are ready for the worst case scenario. massive pumps are in place with more stockpiled nearby. along with dozens of boats. the national guard is on hand with cases of water and food. plows are finally getting through to neighborhoods that have been blocked off for days. even the buffalo bills are still digging out, calls to clear out the seats in time for next week's game. >> at

. >>> it is unsettling, unnerving. and i consider myself a very calm but it is very unnerving. because you don't know how high it's going to get. >> new york governor andrew cuomo said a lot will have to evacuate because of the weather. the team is playing a home game more than 250 miles away. it was pushed back to tonight. the lions gave out free tickets to the game. we found one report that says scalpers were trying to sell them for more than 100 bucks each. stubhub said it will not allow the tickets to be resold. >> expect fireworks at the half-time show. katy perry is officially the headliner. super bowl xlix will be at the university of phoenix in arizona on sunday, february 1st. you can watch it right here on nbc 4. should be quite a show. >>> 5:56 our time right now. today apple is going red for the holidays. they are launching a two-week campaign to raise money to help fight hiv and aids. the top 25 have modified parts of their products to include new features. all proceeds will be donated to the global fund to be used in providing antiretroviral drugs and treatment to

christine armani lives nearby and finds it unnerving. >> i live in this neighborhood.transsexual myself, i have not encountered any problems. issued a detailed description -- a white male in his 20's, 6'1", blonde shoulderlength hair, last seen wearing a dark hoodie, blue jeans, nike cross trainer sneakers, and a college graduate ring on his right index finger. >> hopefully somebody who saw something will come forward. >> they should not happen at all. >> we are all human beings. it does not matter who you choose to be, we are all entitled to feel safe. this is our city. >> the victim was treated at washington hospital center. they are asking anybody with information to come forward. roz plater, abc 7 news. >> an incredible story of survival from upstate new york. that is where two children building a snow fort were buried under a mountain of snow by a passing snowplow. the children were reported missing shortly after sunset. at 2 a.m., the searchers saw shoes sticking out of a snow bank and a search dog began barking. that is when they heard muffled calls for help. th

but lately, the million-dollar view is as beautiful as it is unnerving. an unwelcome visitor has taken to the sky. neighbors snapped a picture of this drone buzzing outside their windows. >> it was hovering like literally probably two feet from the window. >> reporter: it's been by three separate times in the last month at all hours of the day. >> a little creepy. at 10:30 at night it's not fun to have someone flying a drone up and down your building. >> it was kind of right here by the bird feeder. >> reporter: this neighbor saw it, too. david, who didn't want his face on camera, has now covered up his windows. >> for the last two weeks we have had to really look over our shoulder and, you know, you never know if somebody is going to be looking in the window at you. >> reporter: drones buzzing buildings have been in the media this year. in vancouver this drone was captured on video flying near a high-rise at night. >> dude, no way, this is so epic. >> reporter: peeping drones are a coppic on "south park" > full force. >> he was right in the middle in the

. >> if that all sounds unnerving, then also consider this. according to police reports, jane told final exit she had lesions on the liver, possible breast cancer, head injuries, removal of the gallbladder, overcomposure to radiation and ingestion of rat poison. did she have liver lesions? >> no. >> did she have breast cancer? >> no. >> did she have toxic pesticide? >> no. >> did she have arsenic poisoning? >> no. >> did you know all of this when looking at her application? >> i had the same records they had. >> the problem is the doctor took jana at her word. no doctor ever confirmed any of those physical ailments. jana certainly wasn't terminal, not even physically ill. and there was something else. in one of jana's last psychiatric evaluations, her psychiatrist noted this patient has become increasingly psychotic. on the last page, jana's diagnosis -- psychosis. >> her brother and her sister said she had life long issues with mental illness which was relevant. they requested the whole thing. did you question it given this mental instability

and that's the thing that's kind of unnerving it.t feels like it's beirut over here. >> reporter: beirut, but, in fact, we're in missouri. the governor has said the violence we saw last night is unacceptable. he's going to activate more national guards, so people here really tense after a night of surprising and shocking violence, unexplainable violence to many people wondering what we're going to see tonight. will the violent protesters be back out in force again? neil? >> i remember in the middle of your phenomenal coverage last night, you had said there was a difference between august and last night. that last night was worse. wasn't it? >> reporter: it was a dramatic difference. in august it was a lot warmer, big crowds were out on the street protesting, some bottle throwing, some rock throwing, but last night we heard more than 90 gunshots, people were taken to the hospital, policeman was injured, buildings were set on fire, a much more dramatic, much more violent escalation, and i thought it was going to go the other way. these

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probative thing so i wouldn't use that exactly but it was the kind of prevery indication that is very unnerving. now, these days the cell phone companies mutt out apps to block things, no texting, at&t, verizon go down the list, they have campaigns, they have public service announcements, but by now it's so ensconced in our culture. the auto companies is a different -- shall i keep going? >> host: we're approaching ajack we want to talk about solutions and where both the industry and where we fit in. i'm getting a picture, an incredible picture of individual accountability and perhaps societal responsibility here, and where it all fits in. just before the break, we have five minutes. why don't you bring us back to the story, and we'll parcel this fantastic story out. here's this kid. i think maybe vis-a-vis the -- the issues we have been talking about, there was some denial. maybe as we all have had about this issue. tell me a little bit about his first reaction, just briefly, and how the scene was set for what came to be a trial. or a judicial event. >> guest: just briefly. he pulls over to th

. >> that's a little unnerving. >> it is. >> thank you, michael. >>> a south bay animal rescue groupis offering more than $5,000 to find the person who shot a blue heron with an air rifle. the wounded bird was found last week huddled in the backyard of a home. officials with the spca from monterey county wildlife center rescued the heron. an x-ray later showed pellets from an air rival lodged in the bird's chest. the heron is being cared for at the international bird rescue in fairfield. >>> there has been a surge in acorn woodpecker sightings. it is fairly common in the east bay hills south of livermore but it is practically unheard of to see them west of hayward. one possible reason, a failure of the acorn crop. experts say the recent drought may be the cause as well as higher temperatures that we had in april, a peak month for pollination. overall, acorn production is the worst it's been in a decade. >>> ski resorts in the sierra received a healthy dusting of snow from this weekend's storms. take a look at video from heavenly mountain resort in tahoe. they received three inches of

that's the thing that's kind of unnerving. whq[u=g"óyuce";mnhk"cz=bplxftó here. >> beirut over here,ut we're in missouri. actually here one of the big reasons for the quiet, national guard out, triple the number that was out yesterday. 2100. this market was being looted last night. it's deserted tonight. >> steve harrigan, we'll check in. >>> the forensic evidence that convinced the grand jury not to indict darren wilson including pictures showing the struggle that took place inside the patrol car in the "kelly file" investigation. >>> plus coverage of the scene in ferguson. we'll speak with the state's lieutenant governor who had harsh words tonight for governor nixon and president obama. >> here's my question that the governor must answer. is the reason that the national guard was not in there because the obama administration and the holder justice department leaned on you to keep them out? >>> on the particular circumstances of ferguson, which i am careful not to speak to because it's not my job as president to comment on ongoing investigations and specific cases. >> president oba

. >> this kind of unnerves people. >> reporter: enter detectives rosa ortiz and bob nicalari of the arlingtone department one by one solving rape cases gone cold. the pair resent dna from the victim's rape kit to the state crime lab paid for by a new grant from the commonwealth. new technology means they can get a hit with a lot less material. they got a match. >> this individual was actually at large. >> reporter: 50-year-old stevie brinson admitted to the crime. >> he got life. >> reporter: after 21 years she got a shred of closure. >> it was very freeing to be able to tell my story and be able to have people say i'm really sorry that that happened to you. >> reporter: that victim says she worked hard to move on. she now has a loving family and runs a successful business, but she says when she got that phone call, it shook her to her core, yet she never hesitated to prosecute. >> it's a lot easier when you're actually looking at what you have in a case. >> reporter: with 20 cases 15 have enough dna to try and solve. the duo have closed seven. >> these are long cases, but we don't forget abo

they answered, yes but told their unnerving visitor that their son was presently a prisoner of war. the germans had over 1.5 million french soldiers as prisoners of war. the german officer introduced himself as gerhardt heller who had known their son while he was studying medicine in germany. that is he, the young frenchman was studying medicine in germany. coincidently they have the same family name and they had bonded because of it. heller told the couple that he was new to paris and that their son was the only person he knew to call on. the parisian hellers were confused. their son had never spoken of another student named heller. at any rate he was not there and would not be for a long time. .. >> >> on the one hand try to use the censorship to chop away. soon after arriving he had to except -- except that. noninvasive bureaucrats in the time he could address it in civilian clothes. and then for the save reason though one could tell the difference and he discovered the to be construed as swiss rather than german. not only as a mild form of rejection but not all part dissipated i

the story left some visitors unnerved. >> people come up here to see the view and all that, enjoy theiriving. you know, they get robbed. so, you know, luckily it wasn't us. >> it's the last place i would expect to be robbed, you know? in its beauty, i mean, i wouldn't come armed. i would come to enjoy myself. >> the men got away with the cash and left the couple unharmed. >> a little later this morning we are expected to learn more about what exactly happened two nights ago with a chaotic side show near the port of oakland. patrol cars managed to corral in dozens of vehicles. chp said more than two dozen cars were involved, and one car even burned to a crisp. this morning at 10:00, chp will hold a briefing and explain what happened. >> today homeless supporters plan to release a letter opposing the shutdown plan of the jungle, the largest homeless community. >> a 19-3 loss, so bad 49ers ceo yesterday work tweeted an apology to fans. he said, quote, thank you 49ers faithful for coming out strong tonight. this permanent wasn't acceptable. i apologize for that. fans who spent their thanksg

. >> knowing that someone can hack into a password-safe security camera is sort of unnerving. >> reporterist, the hacker now claims he is doing it all to help z posting, this site has been designed in order to show the important of the security settings. to remove your public camera from this site and make it private, change your camera default password. beyond the obvious privacy concerns, how dangerous is this? there could be criminals watching. >> that's correct. you are letting millions of people see the inside of your house. it's dangerous when they can tell when you are home, not home. they know when your kids are home alone. you are letting anybody know what's going on inside your house. >>> happening today, race weekend for the philadelphia marathon beginning with a health and fitness expo this afternoon at the pennsylvania convention center. more than 30,000 runners are expected to take part in this weekend's races. many will run in sunday's marathon and half marathon. whether you are running or are in training, go to our website. we have a special section with advice to get you

it was unnerving. there were two and one standing behind. is stuck in a hanson triangle. >> it was your dream journal. >> if i told you what happened after i would have to go to jail so we will leave it at that. >> you won't believe what happened next. happened next. >> coming up, creepy uncles. the conference call. the ultimate arena for business. hour after hour of diving deep, touching base, and putting ducks in rows. the only problem with conference calls: eventually they have to end. unless you have the comcast business voiceedge mobile app. it lets you switch seamlessly from your desk phone to your mobile with no interruptions. i've never felt so alive. get the future of phone and the phones are free. comcast business. built for business. we are bumped for election coverage. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> they said uncle to incest. wow. that may be the best lead ever written. the marriage of an uncle and niece is now legal in the state of new york. the new york court of appeals said there is not a universal stigma as

. >> knowing that, you know, someone can hack into a password safe security camera is sort of unnervingreporter: in a bizarre new twist, the hacker now claims he's doing it all to help people, posting this site has been designed in order to show the importance of the security settings. to remove your public camera from this site and make it private, change your camera default passward. beyond the obvious privacy concerns here, how dangerous is this? i mean, there could be criminals out there watching. >> that's correct. you're letting millions see the inside of your house. it's pretty dangerous when they can tell when you're home, when you're not home. they know when your kids are home. you're letting almost anybody know at's going on inside your house at any given time. >> new research says a tool that's supposed to stop the spread of germs actually exposes you to more germs. british researchers say modern hand dryers like these ones that you see there are the problem. the jet air hand dryers shoot air out at 400 miles per hour. researchers found 27 times more germs in the air around t

they answered yes but told their unnerving visitor that their son was presently a prisoner of war. the germans had over 1.5 million french soldiers as prisoners of war. the german officer introduced himself as gerhardt heller who had known their son while he was studying medicine in germany. he, the frenchman was studying medicine and journey. coincidently they had the same family name and they had bonded because of it. heller told the couple that he was new to paris and that their son was the only person who they knew to call on. the parisian colors were confused. their son had never spoken of another student named heller. at any rate he was not there and would not be for a long time. they did not invite gerhardt in or show any interest in his story. lieutenant turned away, still alone and with the jurgens called to the city without a gaze, the city without a face. lieutenant heller for counts the anecdote in his memoirs published in france in 1981 reminding us of the other side of the occupation. of course we have to consider his memoirs with care. we are not reading contemporary

possible, the rules and procedures, loss of personal freedom and the fear of the unknown, can be unnerving for any inmate. >> i just got to do the best i can while i'm here. take every day for a day and learn from my mistakes, you know, so i can get back out there. i don't have to worry about coming back into a place like this, you know. >> when these inmates are finally ready to be integrated into the prison population, they attend a program that prison officials have allowed james "t-bone" taylor to facilitate. >> when there's a dude in his cell, man, trying to kill himself, it ain't going to be me, man, pop my door, to save joe blow. it ain't going to be me. i ain't going to save you. i'm not here to save you. you've got to save yourself. >> part orientation and part shock therapy, it prepares new arrivals for the harsh realities of prison life. >> they already understand. what we do here, man, this ain't no scared straight. or nothing like that. guys that have been in the joint before, they already understand. this is for the cats that have never been behind the wall. i talk about the

. >> jimmy: but the first time it had to be unnerving. >> the first time, it was. >> jimmy: that's somethingeople know you mostly, i think, in the united states from his muse v movies and these fantastic character characters. [ cheers and applause ] but you've been doing this -- you've been acting since you were a very young man. how old were you when you started? >> about 19. >> jimmy: it wasn't always this kind of heavy quentin tarantino type stuff. >> it wasn't that type stuff. it was always heavy. >> jimmy: well, we have something that's pretty heavy -- here. this is one of those things where from time to time on talk shows, they will find a clip of a guest and usually it's like, eh, whatever. but this one is -- i think this one stands on its own. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. i hope you got to keep that outfit. what the hell was that? >> had i known, i wouldn't have made fun of boy george. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: christoph waltz is here. his movie is called "horrible bosses 2." we'll be right back. patented sonic technology with up to 27% more brush movements. get healthier gums

i think part of the republican thing is to be a bit unnerving. don't be charming and well turned out like joni ernst. >> one of the thing aware talking about is a division within the party and we're not hearing enough about the division within the republican party. aware constantly hearing about the bickering happening within the democratic pourt. the party, i said it right hear on your show a few years ago. the party is changing. the older pouring of the party is very different than the younger. there's a lot of division. a lot of change that happened and the question is are we going to listen to that change? we've listened to that. there is still, toi speak honestly, a lot of problems within the party and the party needs to address that change. >> i want to ask you a question. you're republican. what is it in the republican hard wing? right wing side that says no to any imzblags if you don't have a bill, you can't have enforcement. i don't know why they like the status quo with people pouring into the country illegally all the time. why do they

. >> this kind of unnerves people. >> reporter: enter two detectives from the arlington police department one they're solving rape cases gone cold. >> the new technology and it's just incredible. >> reporter: the pair resent dna from the victim's rape kit to the state crime lab paid for by a new grant from the commonwealth. new technology means they can get a hit with a lot less material. they got a match. >> this individual is actually at large. >> reporter: 50-year-old stevie brinson admitted to the crime and after 21 years she got a shred of closure. >> it was very freeing to be able to tell my story and have people say i'm really sorry that that happened to you. >> reporter: that victim said she worked hard to move on, now has a loving family and runs a successful business. she said when she got that phone call, it shook her to her core, yet she never hesitated to prosecute. >> it's a lot easier when you're looking at what you have in a case. >> reporter: the duo have closed seven cases. >> these are long cases, but we don't forget about them. >> reporter: because the victims don't fo

and so those kept getting pushed back which was unnerving.ry much so much for being with me. >> thank you, i appreciate it. >>> within the past hour a south carolina judge has started issuing the first same-sex marriage licenses in that state. the move came ahead of the state attorney general intervening to block such unions. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams is in washington. pete, good morning what can you tell us about this? >> these are the first marriage licenses to be issued in the deep south. so it has some symbolic significance significance. the question is whether it will hold. there were court decisions in south carolina last week. court decisions one last week. one just this week saying the state's ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional. the first is the key one. it said that those marriage licenses can go ahead. the state has now challenged and gone to the fourth circuit court of appeals. it turned the state down. now the state has gone to the u.s. supreme court and said we need to stop. we want to challenge it. p

it's unnerve to go customers like kelly davis out shopping with her children. >> it scares me the facthat it was so close to home. >> reporter: police aren't sure if the two incidents are related but say they're not ruling it out. meanwhile, ryan says his wife works in this shopping center he showed up early to make sure she doesn't become the next target. >> that's why i come and pick my wife up. if you're going to rob, you got to rob me, too, and i ain't going down that easy. >> reporter: no comment from either store where the women worked. police say they have only a vague description of one suspect from one of the incidents. lucy? >> thanks very much, shawnette. >>> it is veterans day. a time to honor all the millions upon millions who have served our nation. many making the ultimate sacrifice to keep our country the land of the free. at arlington national cemetery vice-president joe biden placed a reath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. lawmakers and dignitaries and more importantly every day americans honored our veterans at the nation's world war ii and vietnam veterans memori

that's the thing that's kind of unnerving.it feels like it's beirut over here. >> beirut over here, but we're in missouri. actually here one of the big reasons for the national guard out, triple the number that was out yesterday. 2100. this market was being looted last night. it's deserted tonight. >> steve harrigan, we'll check in. >>> the forensic evidence that convinced the grand jury not to indict darren wilson including pictures showing the struggle that took place inside the patrol car in the "kelly file" investigation. >>> plus coverage of the scene in ferguson. we'll speak with the state's lieutenant governor who had harsh words tonight for governor nixon and president obama. >> here's my question that the governor must answer. is the reason that the national guard was not in there because the obama administration and the holder justice department leaned on you to keep them out? >>> breaking tonight just 24 hours after the ferguson decision we're getting a better picture of the evidence the grand jury considered. trace

but lately, the million-dollar view is as beautiful as it is unnerving.lcome visitor has taken to the sky. neighbors snapped a picture of this drone buzzing outside their windows. >> it was hovering literally two feet from the window. >> reporter: it's been by three separate times in the last month at all hours of the day. a little creepy? >> yeah, a little bit. like, you know, at 10:30 at night it's not fun to have someone flying a drone up and down your building. >> it was kind of right here by the bird feeder. >> reporter: this neighbor saw it, too. david, who didn't want his face on camera, has now covered up his windows. >> for the last two weeks we have had to really look over our shoulder and, you know, you never know if somebody is going to be looking in the window at you. >> reporter: drones buzzing buildings have been in the media this year. in vancouver, this drone was captured on video flying near a high-rise at night. >> dude, no way! >> reporter: peeping drones have even become a topic on comedy central's "south park." >> he was right in the

tenth floor condo in downtown san jose but lately the million-dollar view is as beautiful as it is unnervingelcome visitor has taken to the skies. neighbors snapped a picture of this drone buzzing outside their windows. >> it was hovering like literally probably two feet from the window. >> reporter: it's been by three times in the last month at all hours of the day. a little creepy? >> a little bit. like, you know, at 10:30 at night, it's not fun to have someone flying a drone up and down your building. >> it was kind of right here, um, right by the bird feeder. >> reporter: this neighbor saw it. david has now covered his windows. >> for the last two weeks we have had to look over our shoulder and, you know, you never know if somebody is going to be looking in the window at you. >> reporter: drones buzzing buildings has been in the media this year. in vancouver, this drone was captured on video flying near high-rise at night and peeping drones have become a topic on comedy central's south park. >> he was right in the middle in this park. >> reporter: back in san jose, when the guy kept comi

. >>> that could be unnerving a salesperson walks up is this what you are looking for. >> yes. >> yesvery true. >> one of the busiest travel days of the year as you know and we are dealing with our first winter storm. >> we have live team three coverage for you, jan? >> reporter: so far smooth sailing at philadelphia international airport, everything running on time but how long will this last? coming up we will look at the plans now in place ahead of the storm. >> reporter: it is wet, cold and that is not the worst of it, coming up we are live as penndot prepares to tackle a are untimely, winter weather event. >>> and katie has your forecast, vittoria check roads when we do traffic and weather together on the three's and just rain right new but just you wait we will be right back. a secure retirement. a new home. earning your diploma. providing for your family. real associates, using walmart's benefits to build better lives for their families. opportunity. that's the real walmart. >>> split is, our first winter storm and threatening to wreak havoc on one of the busiest travel days of

. >> reporter: all new tonight at 6:00, a look at some of the unnerving incidents that have happened on campus. live in college park, kristin wright, news4. >>> health officials at the university of maryland also telling students to be on alert because a viral meningitis outbreak at the school is spreading. the director of the health center says there have been 31 confirmed or suspected cases since the middle of october. about 19 students have been hospitalized for what's described as suppoive treatment. students are being told, stay at home, rest, if you are sick so you can avoid infecting others. >>> a virginia woman is facing serious charges after a teenaged relative says she hit her with a cable and extension cord. officers arrested her after the girl told her school officials about this. and police say the girl did have significant injuries to her back, legs and her lower body. they say this happened after the girl and the suspect got into an argument at their home in woodbridge last week. she is being held without bond. >>> here we go. get ready. we're following the big, big de

. >> reporter: it must have been incredibly unnerving, venturing into a remote corner of central africahow the virus was spreading. that early research found that ebola is passed through blood, vomit, and diarrhea. and because it identified the virus, people now know what to look for in blood samples. and beyond that, it established the foundations for how you contain an outbreak. you isolate the patients, you trace everyone who's been in touch with them. basic procedures now being used to tackle this outbreak. >> david shookman there on some of the origins of ebola. now muslims around the world have been marking the holy festival of ashura. for shia muslims seen here in kabbal kabbalah, hussein is one of shia islam's most revered figures. it features reenactments of the original battle. i was told earlier what the day means for muslims. >> it's sort of the turning point in islamic history where the strife, as they call it, between sunni and shia started because iman hussein, were split on the grounds with who should be having the right to be the khalif at that time. imam hussein was ki

the oil price drop has unnerved some investors. it seems to been a success. slighted byt be ncb. to sharia law. birthplace of islam. some say that the assets do not comply with surreal law. -- sharia law. banks could charge interest and things like alcohol or gambling. ncb says that it is looking to sell $38 billion of assets that are non-sharia compliant. some analysts say that is easier said than done. everybody will be able to invest in it with a click. >> thank you so much. tech.talk thousands of people are gathering in dublin for the web summit. it is only biggest tech events in europe. joining me is the ceo of reputation.com. have you on the program. what is the next big thing? if i have been in the tech world for some time, what is the next big thing question is it wearable technology? is >>ething i haven't heard of? we saw last week the results from twitter. twitter is slowing down. it is not a mainstream product. newbet they placed is on a set called fabric. these are development tools. it is a set of developer tools that they think people will adopt. it will be the ad n

where the attorney general has to make a statement about it as well as the president, it's pretty unnervingn. there's so much discussion about all of this, and underlying it is a legal decision that needs to be made by a grand jury based on a specific action that happened on an afternoon in ferguson. and i wonder, jessica, what you think about attorney general holder's statement there and the president saying stay the course when you go back to ferguson, stay the course. what does that mean? >> well, i think it is intended to encourage peaceful demonstrations, because that is the right of everyone in the united states to go and make their voices heard in a peaceful manner. and hopefully, work in some way towards a resolution so that we're not continuing to have these ongoing issues. i mean, when you have looting and when you have, you know, the destruction that occurs in these neighborhoods and communities like we've seen over and over again whether it's in watts or whether it was in washington, d.c., you know, in my lifetime it takes so long for communities to heal. and i think what everyo

. >> knowing that, you know, someone could hack into a password-safe security camera is sort of unnerving doing it all to help people, posting this site has been designed in order to show the importance of the security settings. to remove your public camera from this site and make it private. change your camera default password. >> beyond the obvious privacy concerns here, how dangerous is this? there could be criminals out there watching. >> that's correct. you're letting millions of people see inside your house. it's pretty dangerous when they can tell when you're home, not home, when your kids are home alone. you're letting almost anyone know what's going on inside your house at a given time. >> scary stuff. authorities around the world are condemning this attack. urging the russians to take the site down before more people are compromised. the simple tip right now, change your password if you have a nanny cam or home security system. that will lock the hacker out. better yet if you don't need the cameras connected to the internet it's just very easy to shut that function off entirely.