and i think a lot of people don t understand the way our current immigration system actually works. and the reason why we have such a robust family based immigration system, it s nothing new, like you said. it s actually been part of the way immigrants have come to the united states since the founding of the country. but it s not like someone sponsors a family member and, you know, presto that person gets to come right away to the united states. these things take time. we have limited immigration categories for family-based immigration in the united states. we can t sponsor family members like aunts and uncles and cousins. it s only immediate relatives that don t need a certain visa number to be able to come, and people like spouses and children, whether married or unmarried children of u.s. citizens who can be sponsored for permanent residence. and it can take a very long time
as the technology gets smarter, so do the criminals and able to victimize you literally through the air. ted cherniki explains. reporter: watch a man sit down next to a woman and steal the key information from the credit card. here s your visa number. how did you do that? reporter: he works for identity stronghold specializing in fraud protection. look for this symbol on your credit card. if you have it, i sends out a radio frequency identification number. you can purchase it without swiping a card. thieves figured out how to expedite this. simple as the chip added to once functioning pin pad. reporter: police see a new level of cyber crime. thieves swap and inside you find one extra small computer chip to
as the technology gets smarter, so do the criminals and able to victimize you literally through the air. ted cherniki explains. reporter: watch a man sit down next to a woman and without touching her steal the key information from the credit card. here s your visa number. how did you do that? reporter: he works for identity stronghold specializing in electronic fraud protection. look for this symbol on your credit card. if you have it, i sends out a radio frequency identification signal. it s designed to bring your card close to an object and. it without swiping the card. thieves figured out how to expedite this. a passing glance and he s got the info. simple as the chip added to once functioning pin pad. reporter: police see a new level of cybercrime. when a merchant s not looking thieves swap and inside you find one extra small computer chip to take that information and
anti-government protests erupted earlier this month after weeks of similar demonstrations in neighboring tunisia. thank you for the billionth time. that from apple after the app store hit the 10 million download. that s the milestone. apple says that it will give its 10 billionth downloader a $10,000 gift card to its itunes store. this week starbucks announce ad new app enabling you to pay by smartphone. it is part of the trend of using technology to make it s easier for us to use our credit cards or cash. as the technology gets smarter, well, so do the criminals. reporter: watch a man sit down next to a woman and without touching her successfully steal her key information from her credit card. here is your visa number. how did you do that? reporter: he works for identity strong hold. a company specializing in