it skips velcro. i thought they would talk about velcro number one.udio 1.0," on i speak with the blackberry ceo. he is famously known for reinventing [indiscernible] taking it from near death to $5.8 billion powerhouse. just why did he take on the challenge? that question on the latest edition of "studio 1.0." people are telling you blackberry is already dead. >> yes. >> why did you take this job? i think i flunked retirement. there are a whole bunch of reasons. i could give you a reason about it being iconic in the industry and it's a great company, has a lot of technology, therefore i think there's a lot of potential -- all that is true. but that doesn't automatically answer the question why am i doing it. i started asking the chairman of the company. i was going to find a management team and formulate a strategy. i thought i was a little too old to run around the world and play cowboys. it, i find it's hard to just guide. we really don't have a lot of another teamfind and then a person and think about the strategy and all that. we just kind of hav

. >> i thought velcro would be number one.his season on studio 1.0 are spoken with top innovators and tonight i speak with blackberry ceo john chen. the goto fixer. his famously known for reinventing the billion-dollar powerhouse. now he is trying to save blackberry. why did he take on the challenge? i asked him this very question on the latest addition. >> people are telling you that blackberry is already dead? >> yes. >> wanted you take this job? >> i think i shone retirement. -- sun retirement. that's probably the real reason i could give you an idea about industry and there are great company with a lot of technology therefore i think there is potential but that does not automatically answer the question of why i am doing. i started being the chairman of the company. awas going to formulate strategy. i thought i was a little too old to run around the world and play cowboy. once i got into it i find it is hard to just guide without doing. and we don't have a lot of time to find another team and another person and think about

swaddle me, they are really incredible because they are velcro. anyone can do it, even me in the middle of the night with a third kid. >> this will hold. i was the swaddler in the house. the baby gets a little strong and can bust out. >> can your baby bust out of velcro? >> i thought she could. she could bust out of a straitjacket. >> these are like baby straitjackets, but happy ones. >> how much are these? >> they are all different prices. >> this is not something that's going to be outrageous. >> they are really affordable. every parent has these. they start with them and they are great gifts because they come in all different sizes for different stages. instafant infants, toddlers. >> we've got some lighting issues. >> nighty night nursing light. this clips right on to your shirt. it's the coolest thing. press the little star. the light goes on and off. it's a soft glow. the baby doesn't know what's going on but just enough light for you to see what's going on, whether it's a latching on issue or anything. and it also has this really cool funct

. >> they skipped the velcro.ughter] >> we have spoken with top innovators in technology, media, entertainment. tonight, i took with the john chen, technologies go to fix her. he is famously known for sky base.g now he is taking on blackberry. why did he take on the challenge? i asked him. people are telling you that blackberry is already dead. >> yes. chrysler did you take this job? -- >> why did you take this job? >> that is a great question. in this reason about being iconic in the industry and it's a great company and has a lot of technology therefore i think there is a lot of potential. all of that is true. but that does not automatically answer the question why am i doing it. i started as the chairman of the company. the team ando find formulate a strategy. i thought i was too old and -- too old to travel around the world anti-cowboy then. i found that it is hard to just guide without just a doing. and we don't have a lot of time to find a team and think about the strategy. we just kind of have to get it don

we all had them with the velcro and all. a letter from the postal worker returned it with $25 added. his family was very very happy. >> pretty cool thing to have happen. it's awful when you lose your wallet. 10 years old. >> he lost. he gained not only the 25 bucks but the idea that there are some good people out there, right? >> and if he ever finds something -- >> karma. it will come right back around. >> tensions remain at a boiling point after a number of high profile incidents. what's being done to repair realostly cloudy start to your monday as you get ready for work this morning. companies in the day ahead and how things are shaping up for the winter classic with weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:31. >>> letting go of the past in time for the new year. shedding >>> a new option for drivers hoping to avoid the traffic backups on i-95. the express lanes in northern virginia now officially open for business. you're looking at a live picture of the highway here. what you need to know before you get into these lanes a lit

remember when we had the wallets with with velcro. >> as a matter of fact -- >> that's my favorite part of the story. okay. it looks like we have a damp day to start us off this week. >> d.c. metro area areas to the north, plenty of clouds around. temperatures also cooler than yesterday. yesterday wasn't that bad. we had afternoon light showers. morning and midday hours is pretty comfortable. showers south of washington mainly during the morning hours. those of you in southern maryland and the northern neck need to have your umbrella for today. for tomorrow can't rule out a light snow shower. the snow, if it does happen will not stick. new year's eve, new year's day, dry. plenty of sunshine both days. you can see this rain here. east-northeast impacting southern maryland. this is the case through at least noon today. leesburg frederick, you will remain d. temperatures in the suburbs only around 40. temperatures are not going to the work up too much. by noon 45. a high today of about 46. some damp roads this morning. dry by the evening commute. heading out for an early morning run, damp

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. >> they're just velcroed.ave little cushions in here. >> reporter: derby took to this edition right off the bat. >> when i saw him sprinting, i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: now we've seen a tortoise with a wheel and a pig with a two-wheeled cart. and even an elephant fitted with a giant prosthesis. but derby is easily redesigned 3-d legs can grow with him. they're being gradually elevated. it only takes a minute to put them on. >> good, boy. >> reporter: his elbows are tender. >> well, at first he really does not want you to put them on here. he is being very, very good today. once he has them on, he is just happy as a clam to go out and run around. >> reporter: derby now wears them two to three hours a day and can go about a mile. his owners hope he'll be an inspiration to others with disabled pets. his facebook page attracts dogs with similar problems like wolfie and mabel. there are even plans afoot to turn derby into an action figure. no, we're not pulling your leg. what do you call them? >> we kind o

. >> they're just velcroed and we have little cushions in here. >> derby took to this version right off. >> when i saw him sprinting like that, it was amazing. it just -- i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: we've seen a tortoise with a wheel and a pig with a two wheeled cart. and even an elephant mitted with a giant cross thesis. but derby's easily redesigned 3d leg cans grow with him. they're being gradually elevated. it only takes a minute to put them on. >> good boy. >> reporter: his elbows are tender. >> at first he does not want you to thut them on. he's being very good today. once he has them on he's just happy as a claim to run around. >> reporter: derby wears them two to three hours a day and can go about a mile. his owners hope he'll be an inspiration to others with disabled pets. his facebook attracts dogs with similar problems like wolfy and mabel. there are even plans afoot to turn derby into an action figure. no, we're not pulling your leg. what do you call them? >> we kind of call them his shoes. put your shoes on. >> reporter: if only other disabled dogs could learn to wa

privilege of visiting in our state and so many have told me this, whether it's berndi in littleton or velcro in manchester or hypothermia in the upper valley, our private sector is really focusing on this issue and our manufacturing skills act can help move forward ensuring that our workers have the right skills and that we can grow jobs in this country. i want to thank senator coons for his leadership on this issue, and really the work that he has done every single day in this body to ensure that the people of delaware have good-paying jobs and the right work force training. this is a goal that i share with the senator from delaware. i also want to thank him for his leadership on other issues, including the protection of this nation and many issues that he has become an expert on in this body. and i would hope, madam president, that we could all get behind bipartisan solutions like that offered by my colleague from delaware and that i hope many of our colleagues will think about joining us on this manufacturing skills act, and that as we go into the new congress, this will be a priority of

play with the shapes and velcro it on to the wall.ing. >> not all logs are meant for the fire. these reindeer are not hard to make and very adorable. >> you have to know how to use a chain saw to do this. >> how do we us cut the pvc? >> use a saw. >> use a hand saw if you don't want to use the power tools? >> if you are handy with power tools, make this. you can get this in the backyard and make it for next to nothing. >> if you happen to be into chainsaws, this is a cute idea. >> you can get that at the craft store. >> and you have your little -- >> your drill. new media a drill aneed a drill this. >> and hosting the great american light fight. >> yeah. all around the country and looking at amazing decorations that people go crazy over. a winner gets $50,000. that's -- >> oh, my gosh. >> it really was amazing. i went so many different cities around the country. it's monday at 8:00. >> you have a great idea. if you don't to want go that hog wild with the lights, these letters are available at most craft stores. and the lights, how do

don't know what is going on and putting all kinds of things, pants harness, shoulder harness and velcro and snaps and a hard hat and all those things, and i don't need this. i don't need this. and then they open the gate which since 9/11 has been enhanced with all sorts of other stuff on it including barbwire and a much higher gate because people use to get on all the time and jump off. so is it ok? do you want to go up? let's go. i just couldn't bring myself to say is this what i think it is? two got in front of me and the sergeant got behind me and the lieutenant behind him and we started to walk up the cable. if you jump off the upper level of the bridge, 225 feet that will kill you because you pick up speed and by the time you had the water it is like concrete believe me having done it anybody can do it. but luckily, i brought with me, since 9/11 you are not supposed to take pictures on the bridge, i had in the pocket of my jacket one of those little things from the drug store so i was able to get a picture and handed it to the guys and they took the picture up there with all of man