from a wi-fi perspective, we own a ton of wi-fi. we don't own wireless spectrum but we have leveraged all of the wi-fi capabilities. we will provide wi-fi in stadiums, restaurants, and businesses when we build out and in the home. we can give a lot of mobility to our customers without actually owning the spectrum. >> company like you have somewhat of a business interest in seeing more spectrum put aside for wi-fi? >> guest: absolutely. it is good thing. >> host: why are you been buying fios? >> guest: because two things. one, you have to scale up if you want to stay in this business. if you are reinventing your company to be more than just a phone company. that means you are putting a lot of money into capital to build out and scale matters for participating equipment and negotiating content agreement. verizon was willing to sell. and not only were they willing to sell assets but they were willing to sell fios' assets which are incredible. the opportunity for us to scale up was too good to be true. it was a big step for us to take b

who thinks they can run the wi-fi covering the country? >> the fact of the matter is public wi-fi systems are very insecure. we need to have technology people making these decisions, not politicians. taking digital technology from a woman who couldn't figure out a fax machine is the wrong way to go. this is not a federal government program that should be initiated. we've got a lot of other problems. >> we certainly do. >>> waking up america just in time for the fourth of july. >> as a young enlisted soldier in germany 1977, on weekend pass i took the train to a lovely city. in spite of the gray weather i walked around. then i took the commuter train to the concentration camp museum. i was alone on that gray april day. i went indoors to the little museum and looked at the photographs of what humans can do to one another. then i turned a corner in the exhibit and there were these black and white photographs of gis liberated concentration camp. on their faces you saw astonishment, astonishment at the faces of the inmates. i looked at those ph

i will point out from a wi-fi perspective we do a ton of wi-fi. we don't own wireless spectrum but we leverage all of the wi-fi capabilities and when we build out in the markets we will provide wi-fi in stadiums, restaurants and businesses and in the home. so we can give a lot of mobility to our customers without actually owning the spectrum. >> you have somewhat of a business interest in seeing more spectrum set aside for wi-fi. >> absolutely. >> why have you been buying fio systems? >> guest: because they are there. two things. one, you have to scale up if you want to stay in this business. if you reinvent your company to be more than just a phone company that means you are putting a lot of money into capital to build out broadband and that means stale matters for purchasings buying requipment and content agreement and verizon was willing to sell. and not only were they willing to sell assets but they were willing to sell fios assets which are incredible. the opportunity for us to scale up with these fios was too good to be true. it was a big st

and i will point out that from a wi-fi be perspective from my company, we do a ton of wi-fi. so when i say we don't own wireless, we don't own wireless spectrum. but we leverage all of the wi-fi capabilities whenever we build out in a market, we'll provide wi-fi in stadiums, in restaurants, in businesses and in the home. so we can give a lot of mobility to our customers without actually owning the spectrum. >> so for companies like you, you have somewhat of a business interest in seeing more spectrum. >> guest: absolutely. >> set aside for wi-fi. >> guest: absolutely. it's a good thing. >> host: why have you been buying fios systems? >> guest: because they're there. because -- two things. one, you have to scale up if you want to stay in this business. if you're reinventing your company to be more than just a phone company, that means you're putting a lot of money into capital to build out that broadband pipe. and that means scale matters for purchases of buying equipment, for purchases of negotiating content agreement. and verizon was willing to sell. and not only were they w

this is why it matters. >> reporter: security consultant manny gomez says like all public wi-fi, gogo'sot secure. >> the airlines are in the business of taking us from a to b via the air. they are not in the business of providing safe cyber internet security. >> reporter: gomez says it's fine to use the internet to watch movies or surf the web but someone else may be watching your every online move. >> you don't want a hacker to be able to hack into your bank information. >> reporter: gogo's terms of use clearly state it operates like an open wi-fi hot spot and is open. so he like most admits he didn't read it. >> appalling how easy it was for him and how dummied been about not taking certain precautions. >> reporter: he now uses a virtual private network or vpn when using public wi-fi. it's a small price to pay to help keep what happens on public wi-fi more private. >> it's like they are standing on the corner shouting. >> now, petro says the hacker was trying to pointing out if the fbi can get into your phone so can hackers just like into public wi-fi. creepy. >> i think you have to a

also, make sure it's a secure wi-fi hot spot. you a password in order to get connected. that lets you know it is legitimate. remember, there are devices that can create a fake wi-fi that looks legitimate. now, if you are in doubt, check with the hotel, airport or business management. and i want to remind you of this, the consumer protection said fake wi-fi often needs no password and schemers are trying to get a peek at your financial transactions, bank or credit accounts. so, if you have a consumer complaint for "nbc 10 responds," there's two ways that you can reach us. send it to nbc10.com/nbc 10 responds. or call us at 610-668-5782. >>> most of our counties in pennsylvania are seeing the rain weaken, and the thunderstorms weaken. except in bucks county right now. we're seeing the storms from new jersey kind of redevelop into central bucks county, buckingham, down the turnpike, even down to abington. we'll see how these are moving, because a lot of these cells are not moving very much. this one in new jersey moving pretty much

>> this is your home wi-fi use n the it's how you the system. the really powerful devices, you can control them in buildings, houses, towers, whatever you choose to and they transmit the signal to devices like these which are mounted on top be buildings or can be used inle family homes like an antenna. this device allows you to experience the whole powerful signal inside your home. >> does this technology in any way relate to your technology that you developed for area? >> like 100 x frequent syria difference. that was u.h.f., v.h.f.. there is nothing related to that in the area. >> we remember the supreme court case. is there -- could this be enough of a disrupter to take it to the supreme court case? >> morks -- oh, there -- this was an area that there was obviously a question of law involved. in this case, there is none. >> the founder of starry. starry.com. >> thank you. >> the next disreply we want you toe -- show on the commukes this week is nvidia. what are we looking at it we've wrought brought our auto motive super computer to enable ca

she says, two words, free wi-fi. well, the americans for tax reform figured out that free wi-fi was going to cost us all $275 billion. that's just one free program. >> right. and all those people that talk about how her husband bill gave us that budget surplus also failed to mention how he did that by taking the social security surplus and throwing it over on the other side of the ledger. in terms of hillary clinton i think she's going to be really hurt this year by the summer olympics in brazil. you talk about progressive policies that she espouses. those are in full force in brazil. they're going to see tremendous poverty down there, tremendous health care, wastes that flows from homes right on to the streets. there's your progressive. >> we've seen it with venezuela. all these free programs, you add them up and eventually you are talking about real money. the whole amount of spending under president clinton was $12.8 trillion. under president bush, $19 trillion, which is still a lot. but look at this, under presid

. >> first, you instahl the august smart blocks and wi-fi bridge needed to make the conduction. next, set up your amazon echo with the e then you give the commands alexa, tell august to lock my wi-fi is work, your door should look. that's how it should part in th it wasn't so seamless. after several tries, it fintly worked. >> august checked the door and it was locked. august ceo jason ring w johnson told us that the company decided to integrate with amazon's echo based on customer feedback. >> the challenges if you have to use an app for every device, smart lock or thermostat or lights, it's bit cumbersome. it's allowing people to use their voice. i think our customers and people using these tech ap that. >> in order to take full advantage of this technology, it will cost you. the amazon echo will run you about $180. and then add in the cost of the august smart lock and the wi-fi bridge for a grand total of $460. according to juniper research, the smart home market could reach $71 billion by 2018 up from $33 billion in 2013, but a number of roadblocks still stand in the way inc

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two words, free wi-fi.the americans for tax reform looked into it, they found that free wi-fi would cost $275 billion. i mean the point is, eventually somebody has got to get paid. >> how about, if she says free wi-fi. how about freeing internet from the clutches of federal communication commission which is crushing that. investment is slumming there. they get out of the way the economy would take care of itself. david: that is perfect segue what i was going to talk about, there wasn't a word last night about how she would cut red tape. what is slowing up the economy in the minds of many, when you ask business people are massive new regulations we have, higher taxes. we have the highest corporate tax rate in the world. she makes higher. >> that is the thing, if you want economy higher you you have to enable people to create resources. she will give us more clogged arteries. we need statins, not fat in the veins. david: hillary plans to pay for things by raising tax. this doesn't bother one of her rich suppo

perspective, we do in town of wi-fi. when i say we don't own wireless i mean we don't own wireless spectrum. the we leverage all the wi-fi capabilities whenever we build out in the market race. we will provide wi-fi in stadiums and restaurants and businesses. and in the home. we can give a lot of mobility to our customers with out actually owning. have a business interest in seeing more spectrum. why have you been buying finalists? fios? kathleen: you have to scale up if you want to stay in this business. you have to put a lot of money into capital to build out that broadband pipeline. that means scale of matters for purposes of buying equipment and negotiating content agreements. not only are they willing to but these are incredible assets. the faster speeds. the opportunity for us to scale assets isese files too good to be true. big step first to take because we doubled in size with the purchase of these assets. at the same time it has freed us to have the scale that we need and the technological capabilities that we n

so nick, what is wi-fi?it's a wireless broadcast thing internet portal. >> nailed it. >> with the kids, they honestly haven't got a clue. they just know they thing it. >> the best thing ever. >> everything. >> the little lines on your ipad. >> electricity that helps your phone work. >> i don't know how to explain the definition of wi-fi. >> but they have crayons. >> so next up, the internet. >> how much can you afford is the question. >> fast. >> it's fast. >> the internet has to be fast. >> the speed of light. >> technically he is correct. so i did actually check it out. two-thirds the speed of light, but if you're in fiber optic -- >> so the next question they asked them is what do you do on the internet? >> video games. >> games. >> games. >> games. my favorite thing to do on the internet is watch videos. >> quite interesting when they start asking them what do you think the future of the internet is going to be. >> in the future i think the internet will work even better. >> it would like charge your pho

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david: you caution against using public wi-fi, a great line in the piece saying using public wi-fi is your computer having a one night stand. you don't know what you're going to walk away with. why is it so treacherous? areian: even if you browsing on a secure site, there's a connection your computer has to make with the internet service before you even get to that website. that leaves you open to attacks. vonnie: how can you not use free wi-fi if you don't want to be paying several hundred dollars for your phone every month? is certainly in the middle of the scale of what you can do to protect yourself. if you are not a high level government official, you're probably not going to be an individual targets. these are things you can do, but they are not all necessary. david: you have corporate executives as well, you point out there was a famous photograph taken of mark zuckerberg, the facebook ceo in front of his macbook. he put tape over his webcam. this is something a lot of people are doing. not necessary, for sure. it's also very easy to do. stick it up your webcam and your that if

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fox news chief roger ailes, tonight, sources are telling nbc news fox wi-- ailes will leave fox newsn the wake of a sexual harassment filed by a former anchor. the chaik-up left behind. >> reporter: it's ir ironic on the eve of donald trump's coronation as the republican nominee, the ultimate republican king maker, roger ailes, is poised to have his kingdom taken away. >> ailes de parting from the scene is certainly as important as donald trump arri arriving on it. ailes has affected everything about the republican party and everything about the conservative movement for a generation. >> reporter: sources close to fox tells nbc news, ailes the 76-year-old chairman of fox news, will soon be ousted by rupert murdoch and his sons in the wake of a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by former anchor gretchen carlson, charges ailes denies. >> it's like peyton manning leaving the colts. >> reporter: it's a twist of fate of the man who helped make the new republican establishment. >> roger and i come from a blue collar town of warren, ohio. a very catholic town and very much in your face, a tav

newspapers and gyms tend to be the hardest to cancel while in flight wi-fi and credit monitoring topped through bill's user list of surprise subscriptions. his advice? pay attention before clicking purchase or you may pay again and again. now, california law requires that companies disclose the terms of automatic renewals in larger and contrasting type. something both these companies do in their terms of service which many users don't read. true bill says it saves its average user $500 a month. in the newsroom, julie watts, kpix 5. >>> always free of charge. there is no monthly subscription for our forecast which includes a change that began today. it's going to get going over the weekend. i'll have the weekend forecast coming up. >> and coming up, all new at 6:00 tonight an unusual solution to a dangerous street where a teen jogger was killed. why a bay area city is raising the speed limit to make it safer. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> things cooling off this weekend finally. >> the fan is back on. so we got that ocean chilly right now. some friends who went to the beach said, yeah, about

i'm gary linksys, this is my wife susan linksys. >> steve: this is our son, wi-fi. this is my wifey. mrs. linksys." >> steve: my broadband. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is our dog, password 123. [ laughter ] good dog. this one's from @herbmays. he says, "my neighbor decorated my dead tree with empty bud light cans, then sent me a text saying my tree was budding." [ laughter and applause ] thank you. that was pretty good. [ cheers and applause ] that's not bad. >> steve: come on! ♪ that and ding dong. this last one is from @gerardbrown. he says, "my neighbor told me he was thinking of putting a a skylight in his apartment. he lived below me." well, thank you for letting me know. there's our "tonight show hashtags." check out more of our favorites. go to tonightshow.com/hashtags. we'll be right back with seth rogen, everybody! seth rogen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ the ford freedom sales event is on! with our best offers of the year! ♪ i'm free to do what i want... and 0% financing is back! on a huge selection of ford cars, trucks and suvs. plus get an extra $1000 smart

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he said why don't you put wi-fi in all your cable boxes before anybody had heard the words wi-fi.the data-driven, silicon valley, changing the perception of what, you know, even broadband is, to wireless being the front end and wired doing the fast connectivity, that hybrid network is what we see for our strategy and so first is wi-fi, second is activating the mvno which means we rent the verizon network on a wholesale basis, whatever that network becomes, it's today lte, and voice, tomorrow it's 5g and 6 g and wherever the world goes, we have that agreement that goes where the technology goes. and then can we find a way to marry in a special way that adds value to our customers the wired, wireless, the wi-fi, and that's what we're working on. we will have more to talk about in the future. and then finally is 5g itself, and we believe the internet of things is a whole new market. there's no reason we can't capture with our business services group, which grew 17% in revenue again this quarter, in a $5 billion run rate business, we should go into both residential and business servic

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all the more offensive that elie wi wi wisel died.unning the campaign the first thing they should be doing the letting that person do the tweets. >> you think it was deplishs? do you think it was -- >> absolutely. you aren't totally unkorns. don narld they may have arj aim to say that he had no requested. e he should be well ayman. >> gabby, just an honest police take. >> i don't think it was done malicio maliciously. i think if there was a trump campaign aid who did this there should be questions about where he got this from. it seems it originated o on neonazi relationships. there was an event in new hampshi hampshire. he came out saying as president he would certainly defend israel. we have, as he mentioned, people who are, you know, prsome of the concern messages. i don't think trump was sitting behind his twitter account saying let me share this over 4 lt of july weekend! but why do they keep happening? here we are again, two weeks from the gop convention. >> he hasn't professionalized that. he needs to be. he needs to top making

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wi-fi hot spots in many public places including the kansas city zoo already use a firewall which updates nightly. in a statement mcdonald's say the company made that change not because there's a problem but as a way to stay consistent of providing an enjoyable family experience. >> can't have it your way, not if it's that way. >>> hooper is teaming up with a salt light imaging company to track down their customers. >> for more on that and the rest of the news before the bell this wednesday morning let's turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc headquarters. good morning. >> good morning to you. wall street will try to keep the good times rolling today. the dow managing to close at record high for a sixth straight day. the broader market falling on netflix disappointing earnings. that is up in 13%. its worse day many nearly two years. look for earnings today though from morgan stanley and american express as well as intel. the dow rising 26 points to 18559. the nasdaq slipping 19 to 5036. the second busiest shopping season is on the year is upon us. they plan to spend $488 on back to school item

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