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From other waze users, making it incredibly accurate. whats more, the more people who use it, the more accurate it becomes. >> were getting a signal from everyone else thats on the road. so all you have to do is turn it on and drive and youre already helping us help everyone thats on the road. >> reporter: diane is from waze, which was recently purchased by google for close to a billion dollars. she says waze now has more than 70 million users world wide. >> we have lots of information, very acc...

Tickets. >> it has. with the speed traps and a -- at a mile in advance. >> reporter: enough time for him to hit the brakes and save both money and time. in westchester county, new york, douglas kennedy, fox news. >> douglas, thanks for that story. what an interesting idea. the app. i love the standup, which was a sit down. >> it was a drive by. >> yeah. dont do that. >> they are often described as second class citizens. now see how women in saudi arabia are fighting for their rights by taking th...

And they are thrilled and gives me the most direct route to the airport. >> gps from mcgorman and majellian have traffic info and street sensors that are hours old. nways gets its traffic data making it incredibly accurate and the more people who use ways and the more accurate it becomes. >> we have a lot of accurate information about not just the speeds on the roads, but if there is an accident and hazard and how has thenningses changed. >> it allows users to mark traffic cams and speed traps. ...

An employment program. it also manufactures lots of democrats. ed asner should be cheering. >> tucker: americas job base is being hollowed out. the private sector is really really hurting. is the public sector seeing the same kind of contraction in how are government employees doing. >> government employment has been shrinking through recovery. this month there was a little bit of a lift. thats a good thing. it got bloated during the boom years because of rising property taxes and properties and...

2011 that is $800,000 the city brings in. i dont know when hitting cost is. john: i could see why they would say we need quotas or you will to fall off. >> but it is counterproductive you have a reactive police force you are setting speed traps not patrolling and if the crime happens you filed the of purporting go back to writing tickets. john: you save the unintended consequences on in this said people? to make you tell the officer with so many contacts they go the easiest way. working downtown...

2011 that is $800,000 the city brings in. i dont know when hitting cost is. john: i could see why they would say we need quotas or you will to fall off. >> but it is counterproductive you have a reactive police force you are setting speed traps not patrolling and if the crime happens you filed the of purporting go back to writing tickets. john: you save the unintended consequences on in this said people? to make you tell the officer with so many contacts they go the easiest way. working downtown...

Officer up ahead so you should probably reduce your speed or maybe youve even done it yourself. did you know that you could be breaking the law? never knew this. >> steve: thats right. in the united states, the legality of headlight flashing varies from state to state. these are states in the united states and countries that have punished those who warn of speed traps. florida, missouri, brazil, the united kingdom and south africa. whats interesting, though, for instance, judges in utah and tenn...

Here is what happened. >> how you doing tonight? >> pretty good. >> roll down your window, please. >> its fine. >> yes, sir. >> its fine? >> thats fine. >> because i can hear you. >> right there, right there. >> am i being detained? >> pull over to the side right there. >> am i being detained? >> pull over to the side right there. okay. step on out. >> but hes perfectly innocent and he knows his rights, what the constitution says. >> all right. so -- you know, i was rousted in georgia. one of th...

Here is what happened. >> how you doing tonight? >> pretty good. >> roll down your window, please. >> its fine. >> yes, sir. >> its fine? >> thats fine. >> because i can hear you. >> right there, right there. >> am i being detained? >> pull over to the side right there. >> am i being detained? >> pull over to the side right there. okay. step on out. >> but hes perfectly innocent and he knows his rights, what the constitution says. >> all right. so -- you know, i was rousted in georgia. one of th...

>> a long island teen pleading guilty to terrorism charges admitting she tried to join al qaeda. justin khaled said he wanted to wage jihad against the united states. he was arrested in january as he attempted to get on a flight to the mid eels. he was planning to go to yemen. he faces 30 years behind bars. think you sit in too much traffic or have it roof on the roads the city whos have nightmares for drivers have been released. han lulu coming in first place for traffic. washington, d.c. home ...