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major setback for egypt. who is running the country? the constitution was ruled invalid today in egypt, and said that anyone elected under it has to go. egypt's military rulers took over all of the legislative pow, and it is already a tense time politically as the egyptian voters will choose a president in a runoff election this weekend. and the prosecutors in the jerry sandusky child molestation trial will wrap up the case today. one of the victims is an alleged victim whose mother called authorities after her son told her that he had showered with sandusky. he is accused of abusi...

Criminal penalties for filing a false report when you have an accident and this information within your car while it's supposed to be private. it can also be accessed. what else can happen? can a chip be put in here so that you have a gps tracking of every citizen's car, if in fact, that's the next step in the process? >> and one of the things to bring up, too, is the law enforcement officials, right? we've heard of corruption cases before. but are law enforcement vehicles, exempted from this? and some say, look, it it's inval invalidat invalidated. not in this car, but this car. >> that's a v...

After being contacted by the "wall street journal" about this. >> as they should. it's kind of scary. they recently purchased motorola's mobile division for about $13 billion. >> huge. >> google is everywhere. the fact that they could be following you is very, very kind of scary here. people joked for years about big brother, but big brother's kind of arrived in a lot of ways with all this technology. it's scary. >> yeah. i don't like that gps tracking. >> yeah. turn it off. >> off. always. >> coming up next, a special night out for -- >> tim tebow, baby. and a disturbing report about whitney ...

Computer code that monitored your activity, even when users thought they were being protected. in a statement to abc google denies any wrongdoing, saying only that they had "used known safari functionality to provide features that users had enabled themselves." they also stressed that they did not "collect personal information." >> this was not functionality. this was actually a bug, a problem that apple will likely need to fix. >> does it bother you that big companies out there might be monitoring your smartphone behavior? >> yeah, i think it's troubling, but it's become sort of the way of th...

today's reporter roulette. here we go. jojahn, straight to you in miami where newt gingrich is interest to hold a big event there. last night he had a bit of a weaker showing. what is his tacamp saying about that today? >> the first observation i have to make is the candidate looking a little tired here in south florida. a long slug down from jacksonville after the debate. now here? south florida, pu-- now here in florida, pushing for the hispanic vote. he's wishing certain questions had been asked in certain ways. meanwhile, the speaker, as i said, reaching out to the latino voter...