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china says that contraption over the united states is just researching weather. yeah, okay, sure. "the lead" starts right now. china is calling it a civilian airship. the u.s. calls it a spy balloon. whatever you call it, its causing a huge diplomatic riff between two global superpowers as the pentagon contemplates shooting it down. and hate in home schooling. the discovery of disturbing pro-nazi and disturbing teachings to kids in ohio sparking a debate over what parents can teach t...

A new artificial intelligence chat bot, chat gpt has fascinated and terrified the internet with its incredible writing ability, from essays to news articles, even complex computer codes. this thing is scary good. so as a test, the show asked it to write a poem about this show and see what it would come up with. an instant later, this is what it came up with. in the cnn newsroom with pamela brown, a steady voice that carries through the town. she brings us news from near and far, informing us wit...

Fails to abide by the commitments that they have made time and time again. facebook lies about what they are doing. yesterday, facebook had a platform outage. but for years, it has had a principles outage. its only real principle is profit. facebooks platforms are not safe for young people. as you said, facebook is like big tobacco, enticing young kids with that first cigarette, that first social media account designed to hook kids as users for life. m it shows that facebook uses harmful feature...

Difference. a former new york coal plant, its owners greenwich generation have decided to bring it back to life, converting it into a gas—fired power station with a twist. what is happening here is part of a modern day gold rush. but they are not mining minerals here, they are not mining minerals here, they are not mining minerals here, they are mining bitcoin. bitcoin is a type of virtual money or cryptocurrency made up of computer codes you can mostly buy and sell online. these thousands of ...

Ebony. >> eboni: something tells me weve not heard the end of the memo issue just yet. thank you for the updates. >> leland: more on that in just a minute. meantime, president trump also tweeting today, according to the new york times, a russian sold phony secrets on trump to the u.s., asking price was $10 million, brought down to $1 million to be paid over time. i hope people are seeing and understand whack is going on understanding what is going on here. it is starting to come out. drain the s...

Them back. the russian then said, well, i have them. i have the computer codes. i have all of the tools and i will give them to you if you pay me. all of a sudden he started saying i have all this compromising information about donald trump and the agencies were kind of taken aback. they said we dont really want that. especially because it all appeared to be fake. the documents that the russian was apparently giving them that seemed compromising to president trump were apparently sourced mostly ...

So you have one of the most fun groups here that ive seen so far at ces. these are great. you have this beautiful booth that you spent a lot of money on. what do you hope to get out of the next few days? >> well, for the most part, this is a great opportunity for us to hear from the consumer, twhat they like, what they dont like about it. do they understand what were actually building. a great platform to get that kind of feedback where it will take us months and months if we dont have an opport...

Manufacturers regularly offer fixes. the most notable hacking in a terrorism case came when the fbi paid a private company more than $1 million to hack into the phone of san bernardino terrorist saeed farouk. even now the fbi saying. >> there is no such thing as absolute privacy in america. there is no place in america outside of judicial reach. >> reporter: and the next big worry is that wikileaks could publish the actual computer codes. it would be a virtual road map for anyone who understands...

That leak. that is not like i dont care -- i assume they are awful. didnt you think they were great people? >> we all assume the worst of everyone. >> why dont people? >> in hollywood, absolutely. >> and in washington. >> and anyone who walks down my street. >> even anne franks diary had a secret version her dad didnt let us see. >> how do you know that? >> you didnt know about that one? >> you dont know anne franks dad? >> i there is a real version, a longer version with more sexual stuff about...

Technology. lori rothman is here with how you can protect your privacy. this is important stuff. lori? >> another day, another security breech, these are happening too often lately. it is important to know how you keep your information private. >> they could have left the couch open to span. another bug in apples iphone ios 7 operating system that lets hackers bypass your lock screen and get to your iphone in seconds. disable access to the iphone control center to the lock screen. >> they had th...