Alone plus thousands of miles of wires out there. You have seen them i5 that are equally as vulnerable but nobody is talking about security measures. When we talked to them, they said we are still looking into it. No public comment. And they wont make a public comment. Its questionable. After so many months, somebody finally came out and said something. Its going to get interesting. It is. All right, phil, thank you. Now to developing news. A new terror warning for airlines ahead of the Olympic Games. And it involves toothpaste of all things. Ken bastida is monitoring developments on the story from the newsroom. Kenny. Reporter yeah, liz. The United States is warning airlines that terrorists looking to disrupt the Olympic Games could use toothpaste tubes or Skin Care Products to do so. The new intelligence is said to be from a credible source and it suggests that those containers may hold ingredients that could be used to construct a bomb. Now, the worry is that operatives could smuggl
Pieces. Why an insurance loophole is preventing some from rebuilding their stormravaged homes. Good morning. Welcome to august america. Its great to have you with us. Im stephanie sy. Im thomas day den. The National Security agency is now under fire here at home. Both the president and congress are considering changes that would limit the n. S. A. s sweeping ability to collect intelligence. Words like constraint, transparency and increased oversight are now used when talking about the future of the nations spy agency. A Bipartisan Group of lawmakers is expected to introduce a bill that could curtail the n. S. A. s powers to indiscriminately collect personal information. The u. S. A. Freedom act is authored by patrick lahee. It would provide restrictions against who the n. S. A. Could target and require the government to delete information it collects accidentally, more aggressively than it does now. The bill has a dozen co sponsors in the senate and 70 in the house. Meanwhile, senator
I am phil torres. Tonight a heart in a box. That could one day revolutionize medicine. Thats our team, now lets do some science. Hi guys, welcome back to tech know. I am phil torres and i am here with lindsey, marita and crystal. Crystal, for your piece, i recently read a report by the cdc that said the amount of Electronic Cigarettes that middle schoolers and High Schoolers are using has doubled in the last year. That frequency is increasing exponentially and the trend has got zone big they now have their own convention. I went to anaheim, california, one of the first e cigarette conventions, just to kind of see what it was all about. That is. Disgusting. Disgusting. Lets check it out. It is disgusting. Lets check it out. Everywhere you look these days, people are puffing on a new alternative to conventional tobacco cigarettes. They are called Electronic Cigarettes and they have become hugely popular. Thanks in part to a slew of glitzy Television Ads featuring celebrity promote their
Tonight a heart in a box. That could one day revolutionize medicine. Thats our team, now lets do some science. Hi guys, welcome back to tech know. I am phil torres and i am here with lindsey, marita and crystal. Crystal, for your piece, i recently read a report by the cdc that said the amount of Electronic Cigarettes that middle schoolers and High Schoolers are using has doubled in the last year. That frequency is increasing exponentially and the trend has got zone big they now have their own convention. I went to anaheim, california, one of the first e cigarette conventions, just to kind of see what it was all about. That is. Disgusting. Disgusting. Lets check it out. It is disgusting. Lets check it out. Everywhere you look these days, people are puffing on a new alternative to conventional tobacco cigarettes. They are called Electronic Cigarettes and they have become hugely popular. Thanks in part to a slew of glitzy Television Ads featuring celebrity promote their virtue. I am gener
Late today to house newly homeless. Admittedly, the plan would only help a fraction of those living on the streets. Again, its a pilot. Well evaluate it. If it doesnt go that way, we wont keep going in this direction, but we want to try it. Reporter it would take an estimated 40 bucks per person per day. Thats cheaper than running shelters but not how Everyone Wants their tax dollars spent. These motels are already located in a highcrime area where there is a lot of prostitution, a lot of Illegal Drugs and a lot of illegal dumping. I would urge you to kick this back, tell them to do their homework and come up with a reasonable Management Plan to start to solve this problem. Reporter city counsel knows this is not a solution and would take half a billion dollars to solve the problem of homelessness and they only have a few Million Dollars to work with. They do already have 40 different motels and hotels interested and there would be a Nonprofit Organization hang maenim managing the hote