reference the internet address on the tv with your internet address on your other devices to give advertisers better idea who you are. bill: is this invasion of privacy? should they disclose it? where do you come down? they should disclose it more than they do. they disclose it in fine print. because it is on by default. most people don t turn it off. samsung and lg do it too but don t leave it on by default. bill: i figure apps on your phone, tracking everything you re doing, just assume you re being watched. you should assume you re being watched it is creepy you re buying tv and don t know what you re watching will go to advertisers. bill: we ll end it on creepy. christina warren from mashable. appreciate it. martha? martha: he is known as epitome of evil. notorious isis butcher jihadi john very likely killed by a u.s. air strike yesterday. the latest news on this and an update from the pentagon. she loves to do.
that s not listening in on conversations. all it means is they see a pattern, and then they have to go through various warrants and getting permission before they can take it a step further, but it s a useful tool. especially as terrorists now get more and more sophisticated about their own use of social media and communicating with each other in code. okay. john take this data. i don t like it. i think anything that limits the government to act is a good thing. the reality is that the nsa is tracking everything. it s ultimately tracking nothing, and there s no way for it to credibly know what is and what is not a threat. i don t like the idea of giving up so much liberty for really nothing in return in terms of enhanced security. i don t know if nothing in return. look what s happening over there. they gave up focussing on this guy in france and he ended up beheading somebody. here by the way, are the polls. america is divided because most
senate judiciary committee. it just transformed the race. reporter: while at headquarters, america rising has trackers in the field tracking everything the democrat says and sometimes trying to create an each. did you vote for president obama in 2008 and 2012? which brings us to 2016. this is the presidential research team. they are all focused on secretary clinton. so they are tasked day in and day out. the team has been going through clinton s records for almost two years now and you never know when it s going to pay off. when hillary clinton hones her news conference and it s on all four tvs there, does that shut down or speed up? i thought it would be easier to carry one device for my work and personal e-mails instead of
you download that into your computer, and, poof, every 30 seconds of every day of your life lives on forever. mechanics magazine used the clip for an entire week. the senior editor is here to give us the results, wearing it right now. are you filling us? i am not, actually. no. so most of my friends have these devices. my husband does. tracking every step you take in the day. the hours that you sleep. my concern is i don t want to not live my life. i feel like i ll get so addicted to these things i just won t live. convince me otherwise. convince me as to why i should monitor my every day, all my moves. it s funny. this whole phenomenon, this trend of tracking everything you do, whether it s keeping a journal entry on an app or, you know, even with the fitbit or the new jawbone, tracking your fitness. it s called the quantified self. that s the buzz word for it or buzz phrase. there is some concern about whether you become too obsessed with it. at the same time, it s very helpf
storm system tearing through the midwest heads east. tornadoes, floods, even snow. that s right, snow in april. indra petersons is tracking everything that happened overnight for us. welcome back to early start, everyone. i m poppy harlow. indra petersons is the hardest working woman in meteorologist. absolutely. in tv, right? i m christine romans. it s about 32 minutes past the hour. let s talk first about this potentially significant shift in the search for flight 370. two naval ships have now been searching under water using the u.s. navy s pinger locator and other acoustic gear to try to detect transmissions from the missing plane s black box, and they ve markedly narrowed that search to a 150-mile track of the indian ocean. australian officials who have now taken the lead say it s the area where the plane is most likely to have gone into the water. nearly two dozen ships and aircraft are also searching today. let s bring in matthew chance right now. he is watching all of t