okay. there s a number of consideration for that. if you re talking about electronic crimes, it could be where internet servers are located. we ve done that as well. thanks, ron, for your expertise. a brazen new attack in the french capitol. this time targeting soldiers. up next what we have learned about the suspect and possible motives. plus, he refused to stand for the national anthem. so now our nfl owners are black listing him as a result? katie and michael will debate. award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine.
thanks, trace. mario betali talking about the extra costs restaurants are paying because of obamacare. when i look at something like obamacare coming down we ve been thinking about it since day one it s going to increase and internalize the cost of my business in ways i would never have expected. what does he think about those costs? that answer coming up next. and a virus potentially exposing your information when you go online and who doesn t? how it s extending well beyond your internet servers now and what s being done to fix it. and phil keating getting a sneak peek at nasa s next generation of spacecraft inside the kennedy center. out-of-this world excitement has again returned to nasa as a very, very important experiment comes up later this year which will send an astronaut-rated spacecraft farther than any has flown in 40 years since we last landed on the moon. all the details coming up. (dad) well, we ve been thinking about it and we re just not sure.
problems in office. mr. miller is dedicated to developing policies to help middle classworking families but is neither a republican or democrat. he s 53 and married with two kids. he was unfaithful to his wife with another woman and based on that, nearly half say they wouldn t vote for him. now a group of voters created a position on staff to hire a family member who was unqualified. only 24% said they would most likely vote for him and 2-thirds said they most likely would not. computer experts are warning internet users of a major security flaw out there. it s called the heart bleed bug and passwords, credit cards, and social security numbers could be vulnerable. it s found in encryption software used to keep networks secure. a fix was done to resolve the issue. up to two -thirds of internet servers use it.
one interesting other side note to this is that a majority of americans now say that they belong to neither party. that is interesting. things in the country, they are a changing. perhaps because that broken promise is an expensive one personally for so many americans right now. instead of this blurry national debt, it is their own pocketbooks it is being pulled from. that may be why they don t feel the love. heather nauert is going to talk about something different. good morning. hope you re off to a great day. there is a bombshell new report based on documents leaked by edward snowden and it accuses the n.s.a. of secretly tapping into google and yahoo s internet servers. the original prism scandal that involved complicated court orders allowing the n.s.a. to subpoena records from those companies, but this latest program code named muscular could have been painting the same record behind google s and
doing that to see where do you draw the line? that s the question. where would you draw the line? well, i don t know exactly what they ve done here. so i can t tell you where i would draw the line and what the nsa has done. what we do know is they have been going in, they ve got all the phone records, we think of almost every american that uses a cell phone. they ve also gone to nine different internet servers, gone in and helped themselves to people s e-mails, pictures, social facebook posts and so on and so on, internet history, of whoever they want. now, the argument is of course that some of these people may well be legitimate bad people. when they take out their in box, they will get all sorts of people who might be completely innocent, nothing to do with it. look, if you believe somebody is a legitimate criminal, terrorist bad guy, as you ve said, then we want we need law enforcement to be looking at their information. we need to be doing it in a way that if they