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>> not according to the united states supreme court in recent opinions. >> they can collate this dat and use it to advertise -- >> not on this specific topic. >> understood. >> but in general theyre like, look, folks, you should not expect any privacy on the internet anymore. now, what im hoping for, is this -- we went forward 100 yards and hope we go back 50 yards. suits like this help. this is all driven by money. were oregon a money show -- >> the argue. would be, would stymy traffic on the i...

Sta scans containers in less than ten seconds and using radio frequency and technology and the company didnt specify the margin of error only saying it was very low and very nonfactors such as the type of container. all european airports have been mandated to have technology capable of scanning for liquid explosives by 2014. but what about the u.s.? the tsa tells cnn developing liquid scanners that would allow them to lift restrictions, quote, remains a long-term goal. but chad woverlf, a former...

Subscribe to it quickly because the level of security that is involved is such a comfort. >> reporter: since newtown some elementary skrools experimenting with using iris scanners to i.d. kids getting on and off the school bus. several companies are competing for the business. >> technology itself and iris image is nothinging more than the colored portion of your eye. every time a child boards and/or exits the school bus, the parent will get an e-mail or text message and they will get that image...

Take our users privacy and security very seriously. reports claiming otherwise are simply untrue. we have built -- no matter who sends an e-mail to a g-mail user, those protections apply. heres what googles chief eric schmidt told our christine romans when she asked him about the privacy concerns. >> you have control of the information we have about you, you can also have it deleted. you can also search anonymously. you can choose not to give us this information. but if you give it to us, we can...

Reading your e-mails. several courts have held this is widely understood. it scans your e-mail to detect spam, to detect viruses. and to design ads. but is thisprivacy critics of c jump right on top of this. >> we love the fact that the ads actually do pertain to things that we want instead of me wanting -- >> big brother. >> the algorithms, lets get to what the algorithms mean. its not human eyes. legally is there any difference? >> its scanning. its automatic. and it is reading the content in ...

Moments ago for reaction to this. they said no comment. well show you what happened when a previous president was the subject of similar treatment. stay tuned for that one. thats coming up. right now a shocking report on one of the worlds most popular e-mail services. internet giant google tells a court that gmail users should have no expectation of privacy in their gmail accounts and is looking at their online correspondence. we get the latest from our west coast newsroom. more good news, tra...

A bank robbery. thats right. while police pat him down, the suspect is chewing on what could be the note handed to the bank teller. >> we had no clue he did it until we saw the video. >> officers daniel biyata and alan chernowski have been patrols the streets of twinsburg, ohio for years. >> happened to be scanning for other citys radio traffic. i had picked up had occurred in streetsborough which is the to the east of us. >> a witness gets a good description of the suspects car and the twinsbur...

>> i dont want to see you until you wash your hands. should be accessible when you walk in the room. go to wash your hands its on the other side of the room. jenna: were hearing that using too much sanitizer creates superbugs. so having doctors and health professionals do that 100 times a day, may it make things worse? >> it may. these are tricky bugs and adapt and mutate and avoid this. not yet but it could happen. jenna: one of the other options besides scanning and watching doctors and make s...

>> this is the ad of our show. >>heather: read it at home. can you read it? >> you cant be fooled. >> the majority of people say, think you cant be fooled? >>heather: i did it, and i did not get why you were showing this. >> most will not see the extra "you" because your brain wants to be efficient so it is scanning that and creating a pattern. it is deciding what it says there without actually paying attention to the details. >>gregg: how is this relevant? >> the brain, we are all struggling to...

Heather: step on it. bill: might save the home. everything you do on the web could soon be open to prying eyes. the obama administration is expanding an internet scanning program once restricted only to government networks. now steve hayes, senior writer, "weekly standard", fox news contributor has been looking at this and he is with me now. steve, good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. bill: big picture, you seem to be okay with this, is that right? >> i think we need to know a lot more ab...