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He may be a liar. he may be a thief but is he a murderer? and thats what theyre going at, right? last last point and thats this, in some respects you want him on the stand for the following reason. you have to attack motive. this is a loving husband and father. how dare you suggest he would kill his family. and there is no good reason that the prosecution is proving as to that second thing. time line, they have him dead to rights, the prosecution does, with the cell data, the car data. >> and th...

Confusing mismatched readings. >> what would you do? just go around -- >> and figure it out. >> and cause a big bottleneck. >> reporter: in a new letter, the ceos of boeing and airbus are telling the biden administration that interference from 5g trance mighters could adversely affect the ability of aircraft to safely operate. on capitol hill airline executives called it their number one issue. >> how concerned should passengers be? how scared should they be? >> the passengers will be safe, but ...

But it will be really damaging to customers. 100,000 customers impacted a day by this. >> they plan to turn on 5g in just weeks on january 5th with the promise of speeding up cell data in 46 markets. but major airlines say the signals could slow down hundreds of thousands of flights. a new analysis from industry group airlines for america says 345,000 flights could be delayed or diverted each year, affecting 32 million passengers. 5g interference impacts radar altimeters, critical instruments th...

Interfere with key instruments that pilots use to land. in this simulator of a regional airliner, i saw how automatic warnings could stop and flight displays give confusing mismatched readings. what would you do? just go around and figure it out? >> cause a big bottleneck. >> reporter: in a new letter, c.e.o.s of boeing say that 5g cell transmitters could adversely affect aircraft to safely operate. on capitol hill last week, airline executives called it their number one issue. >> how concerne...

Transmitters near airports could adversely affect the ability of aircraft to safely operate. on capitol hill last week, airline executives called it their number one issue. >> how concerned should passengers be? how scared should they be about this? >> well, the passengers will be safe, but it will be really damaging to customers. hundreds of thousands of customers a day impacted by this. >> reporter: providers such as at&t and verizon plan to turn on 5g in just weeks, on january 5th, with the p...

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>> he tried to stab me and i tried to grab the knife. it cut me. he cut me. he was trying to chop me up. he tried to do everything to me. >> police have not said how the suspect killed lueck and we dont yet know why she met him at the park. we have a criminal and trial defense attorney. theyre still married. but its fascinating when you look at this case from a legal standpoint how they put this thing together. its really electronics, electronic base. >> yeah, its interesting. the police rely on...

Is breaking up. whats that about? >> big companies, people talked about fang, facebook, apple, amazon, netflix, google. now as the companies are under more scrutiny from drch.c., thee talking about how different their working models are. apple, back from the consumer electronics show with apple saying we dont take your cell data, which is a direct poke in the eye at facebook. now investors and washington are starting to think of these stocks differently rather than big tech or fang, were talking...

>> i think there has to be two things. i think we have to take responsibility for what we sign up for and be careful and mindful. but i do think we have to level the playing field with some laws. you know, 100 years ago when photography was invented, it created new threats to privacy, and ultimately the law changed. interestingly, chris, right now the supreme court has taken some cases that have demonstrated theyre now beginning to look at whether the law has to change again. >> the carpenter ca...

And ultimately the law changed. interestingly, chris, right now the supreme court has taken some cases that have demonstrated theyre now beginning to look at whether the law has to change again. >> the carpenter case with the police, about their needing a warrant to get your cell data. >> exactly, because what the courts now saying is, you know, its not just about keeping your data hidden. its about who controls the data after its been collected. i think thats an important step forward. >> with ...