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L3Harris to build Next Generation jammers in $496 million contract By (0) L3Harris was awarded a $496 million contract for production of the U.S. Navy's Next Generation Jammer, here attached to the underside of an aircraft wing. Photo by Liz Wolter/U.S. Navy  Dec. 23 (UPI) -- L3Harris Technologies was selected for final design and production of the Next Generation Jammer Low Band aerial jamming program, the Naval Air Systems Command said. The $496 million contract with the Florida-based company calls for final design efforts and manufacturing of eight operational prototype pods and four te...

Effectiveness of it. >> that would be about 10% of the cost of an airplane right there. >> and what are you going to do if you detect it? you have to have an automatic jamming system, for example. a wide spectrum jamming system on the plane that can jam just about any radar coming in. that's also expensive. maybe $5 million for detention system. maybe another $5 or $10 million for detecting system. it's extremely difficult to protect commercial airliners. >> i really meant 2%. my math was very quickly. so when we look at what is happening on the ground, what's next here? what are you looking o...

Would say that he knows every single face. >> megyn: now, you're a news man and i'm a news woman and we're both catholics, this question is appropriate from me to you, are there ever any leaks, any chance we'll out moments before he steps on the balcony? >> i don't think that will be the case, i believe that they installed a pretty effective jamming system for any kind of mobile devices. i believe joe louis was saying that her own apartment nearby has been affected by this, so it works. >> megyn: wow. and it would be so improper and so out of character for something this joyful and this holy, ...

♪ ♪ >> with worldwide media swirling and one imposter already caught, he was a protester who got close enough to shake a cardinal's hand, extraordinary measures have been taken to protect the privacy of the conclave. the doors are are locked, the windows blocked and the cardinals have all taken a vow of secrecy, but here are three ways the cat van code could still be cracked. first, the russian gamut. no one in the chapel is allowed to have any sort of cell phone or blackberry. cardinals are now tweetless. the room has been swept for electronic bugs and a jamming system has been installed ...