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Global regulators, aviation security specialists and manufacturers failed to reach an agreement on a quick technical fix to the problem of GPS spoofing near war zones at meeting on Thursday, instead calling for better training of pilots to deal with the issue, according to two sources briefed on the talks. Airlines have been urging quick action after a series of incidents where navigation systems were disrupted to show a false location or wrong time, though aircraft flight controls remained intact. Spoofing might involve one country's military sending false Global Positioning System (GP...

Come talk to us. >> when arnold schwarzenegger is knocking on your door asking for sara conner. >> dana: i don't use it. i don't use siri. now i feel much more protected. >> i use it a lot. >> dana: maybe want to think about that. okay, brett? leave it outside. brett larson, thank you. new warnings out about iran's threat to commercial vessels in the strait of hormuth saying tehran could jam the ship's gps. ellison barber has more from jerusalem. >> reporter: hey, dana. jamming gps signals and potentially luring ships into iranian waters, the u.s. maritime administration is telling vessels tha...

Our shores. the president has drawn down some of our capacity in syria, and the question for the administration is is this the right amount? roughly 1,000 troops with some intelligence capacity. it is always tricky when we outsource to these actors like russia and others who don't hold our interests at heart. >> bill: with this report on iran, the strait of hormuz, critical shipping zone there. we have had some problems over the last six months. now there's reports of the iranians messing with gps interference. how do you see that? >> this one team he appears to be quite an intelligent success...

Distracted but heather not behaving right if we don't solve these problems then we could have a disaster on our hands. if this problem isn't addressed, taps nonstarter. they should not go ahead with the plan. >> now the department of homeland security has a pilot program to try to identify and locate g.p.s. interference but it's almost gobble to debt dee text a g.p.s. spoofer because it mimics the actual g.p.s. system. even if you were looking for it, shep, you might not see it until it's too late. >> shepard: john roberts in atlanta tonight. thanks. the director of national intelligence says ...