with more elizabeth. >> hey, andrew and rhiannon, we are inside ces, which is the biggest consumer electronics show of the year. thousands of small start ups to big companies showing off their latest tech here. more than 130,000 people are expected to come here to vegas over the next few days to see some of those latest and greatest inventions. one of the themes we're noticing is artificial intelligence. not a surprise. it's been a big focus of the past year. but how is artificial intelligence actually being integrated into products in your day to day life? here in the amazon booth, you can see that there's a big focus on ai for your products that you might find at home. we saw that in the case of samsung too, they're showing off a new refrigerator that can actually tell you when you load it and unload it, how many fruits and vegetables are left when you see it might add that to your list. it can pick up recipes to say, here's what you have in your fridge. here's what you need to buy. this idea that this technology ai that's developed so fast over the past year can actually improve your day to day

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we'll be live from sin city as ai takes centre stage at the consumer electronics show. here is michelle and we will be speaking to her injust a moment. we will be live to the consumer electronics show in just a moment but first let's bring you the very latest on the boeing 737 max nine planes. united airlines says it had found multiple loose bolts on door plugs during inspections of its fleet of max 9 aircraft on monday. inspections began after a section of the fuselage fell from an alaska airlines 737 max 9 on friday. in a statement, boeing says it's committed to the highest safety standards and is staying in close contact with the airlines. here's erin delmore with the latest. after a panel blew off the plane operated by alaska airlines midflight on friday the faa grounded more than 170 other max 9s. upon inspection they found problems with more doors. loose bolts on five panels in otherjets of that model. the news was reported by air current. united in a statement said the company found instances that appeared to relate to installation issues in the door plug, for exa

and everyjanuary, it's also home to big tech because this is where ces happens, the consumer electronics show. now, it takes place across the city in hotels like this and also in the massive las vegas convention center. this is where we get a taste of the tech trends to come for the new year. and over the years, we have seen it all here — autonomous cars going up and down the strip, even a flying one on the sidewalk. so what's going to be big this year? it is time to find out. the self—proclaimed most powerful tech show on earth truly is global, with companies from around the world battling for attention and some splashing out to make a real spectacle. there's even a mini theme park in one of the halls this year, with a hydrogen—powered train that goes... ..all of a few metres. so lovely of them to name it after me too! i think that's a different sk. 0h, 0k. but after a year of tech hitting the headlines, often for the wrong reasons, there's no existential crisis here. the buzz is back... dance music plays. ..the party's pumping, and ces is a scramble of people, products and predictions for o

this week we're on location at ces, the consumer electronics show. it's notjust a top tech event. it's also one of the biggest conventions in the world. 130 attendees are expected and more than 4,000 exhibitors. we'll be hearing from some very long established brands plowing a furrow in technology at the top of their fields. and there's no escaping it, artificial intelligence is everywhere at this year's ces. the past year has been a turning point for al, especially generative ai. that's the tech that creates human—like text or imagery based on user prompts. chatgpt was launched in november 2022 and is now widely used. but in march of last year elon musk was one of many leading figures who warned that it could pose a profound risk to society and humanity. however, it's now common in consumer products, including in the tesla self—driving cars sold by mr musk, and it's increasingly used by businesses too in their own operations. so here we will explore the impact of al on some of the world's biggest businesses. and i'll be checking out what catches my eye on the convention floor. is

the consumer electronic show just wrapping up in las vegas. we spoke with julia bornstein. she spent the week in vegas and broke down what caught her attention. ai is having a huge moment. i understand it was a big thing at ces. >> that is right. it was everywhere across the las vegas convention center. we saw all sorts of different companies featuring ai. we saw tools inc. to every possible gadget from giant tractors and cars to refrigerators and washing machines. it was a big shift from last year. last year we were talking about ai but this year we saw those tools get integrated into the gadgets. >> some of the biggest crowds i've ever seen. it always surprises me. it's around the smart refrigerator. i am always curious about how machine learning can help a refrigerator. >> i spent quite a bit of time doing demos at the samsung booth. one of my favorite gadgets was this robot. they call it in at home butler that wheels around your house. it was part of the latest technologies they are featuring. this gadget can check on your pets if they are not in the house to. it can br

. >> coming up the off beat gadgets at the consumer electronics show, danny talks to the giz wiz and later setting a world record at 90 years old. >> you're tonight on abc >> every year i feel surely we could not get more advanced in technology. we reached the pinnacle, right? but then comes the consumer electronics show in vegas, and this morning our own giz wiz, dick debartolo, is here to share his favorite offbeat gadgets from ces 2024. dick great to see you as always. >> the same. welcome back to me. that's right. >> this is all about getting dick d on the show. and you know, i'm pretty proud of my setup in my living room. but then i see this tv you're about to show us dick, this is a tv like no one has ever seen before for what looks like a piece of sculpture is to secede n1, 4k, tv in 60s five panels unfold silently to create a monumental. 137 inch micro led display. >> today, it can rotate right or left up to 180 degrees, and the indoor model cost about $200,000. >> whom do we have anything a little more affordable for us mortals? dick >> well, you know what? for $190,000, a p

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the future is on display at the 2024 consumer electronics show check this out this is cool supernal and hyundai unveiling their air electric taxi. this is just a mock-up, and it's going to be ready in about 2028 or so but when it is, get ready to fly around town. vertical liftoff, zero emissions, and in theory, zero traffic >> this one can fly nominally 120 miles per hour. >> reporter: artificial intelligence here is front and center a.i. is even coming for your plate of food forget the fries this company is using a.i. to serve up a side of data with your meal, letting you know your calorie intake in real time. >> it is a mouse for your mouth. >> reporter: and then there's mouth pa from augmental, allowing you to use your tongue to navigate a smartphone or tablet. >> our primary folks we're working with right now are people with disabilities, particularly severe hand impairments. >> reporter: ces even paving new roads for happy hour this cocktail mixed by an a.i. bartender from the south korean tech giant dooson in my lifetime, i'm going to walk into a bar and get served by an a.i.? >>

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last week, we brought you some of the highlights from the consumer electronics show here in las vegaslion euros in france for surveillance of workers. the data protection agency says it attracts employee activity so precisely that work is potentially have to justify their breaks. amazon disagreed with the findings. the new hampshire attorney general�*s office has said thousands of phone calls claiming to be from us presidentjoe biden with calls using a ai—generated voice. on the call, the president allegedly told voters to skip the recent primary election in the state. republicans have been trying to push voters to participate in the primary, what a bunch of malarkey. the primary, what a bunch of malarkey-— malarkey. the president has said there — malarkey. the president has said there are _ malarkey. the president has said there are risks - malarkey. the president has said there are risks with - malarkey. the president has| said there are risks with deep facts — said there are risks with deep facts and _ said there are risks with deep facts and fake images and misinformation can be e

and this area, which is of course the west hall, is consumer electronics show in las vegas, virtually, de facto car show. you see all the cars here but what we have here is the pebble flow, and for all the viewers who go out there and they absolutely love to hang out in the rv, this is interesting. solar powered, so it will actually take you off the grid for up to 5 to 7 days. let me show you, talking about artificial intelligence, it knows what you want. this table can go down, and turn into a bed, which sleeps 2, if you come on in here and see all kinds of gadgetry, you have a cook top, an induction cook top, and it's amazing because all the solar panels are on the top and it's hitched on to the car. this is the bathroom. so if you look through the glass, you say there isn't that much privacy there, liz. ok, you go inside, you press this button, and there you go, the glass completely fogs up so nobody sees you doing your business. over here, this turns into a murphy bed, but sort of a lifestyle situation and when you talk about ai, and all that is connected, i want to show you the c

we'll be live from sin city as ai takes centre stage at the consumer electronics show. w in just a moment but first let's bring you the very latest on the boeing 737 max nine planes. united airlines says it had found multiple loose bolts on door plugs during inspections of its fleet of max 9 aircraft on monday. inspections began after a section of the fuselage fell from an alaska airlines 737 max 9 on friday. in a statement, boeing says it's committed to the highest safety standards and is staying in close contact

. >>> volkswagen is getting an aia upgrade at the consumer electronic show in las vegas. the german carmaker announced it is integrating chubb gpd into its voice assistance to help with things like infotainment, navigation and air conditioning. vw says chat gpt will not gain access to vehicle data and questions and answers will be deleted immediately for data protection. >>> meta says it is trying to make social media safer for younger users. unveiling new oversight policies and they include additional parental and well-being oversight tools . officials also say they will hide age inappropriate confident -- content like nudity and eating disorders from those under 18 years old. this comes a few months after a former facebook employee told a senate subcommittee that top meta executives ignored warnings about potential harms on their platform. the changes are expected to go into effect later this year. >>> the 49ers are not exactly relaxing. next in our >>> levi's stadium will be quiet for now as the top seed niners take their bye during the wildcard weekend but they will b

it's the biggest tech show of the year — the consumer electronics show, to be precise, in las vegas.es, yes, she can't wait. i can't wait. hopefully we will see you there. thanks for watching and see you in vegas. bye! hello there. a few wintry scenes captured by our weather watchers on friday across parts of scotland, such as here in perth and kinross. but the severe frost will become a lot more widespread as we go into the start of next week, with the potential for some disruptive snow, too. where is that colder air? well, it's behind the series of weather fronts. across northern scotland on sunday, that chilly airjust spilling down from the arctic as we head through the start of next week across the whole of the uk, with brisk and cold northerly winds blowing. so lots of added wind chill factor into the temperatures. but this is how we start off the day on saturday, with temperatures hovering just above freezing, a few pockets of air frost where we see the clear spells, a week where the front sinking southwards, bringing outbreaks of patchy rain into northern areas of northern ire

this week, we're on location at ces, the consumer electronics show. it's notjust a top tech event.e very long established brands plowing a furrow in technology at the top of their fields.

the consumer electronics show now takes place across the city in hotels like this and also in the massive convention center. this is where we get a taste of the tech trends to come for the new year. and over the years we have seen it all here. autonomous cars going up and down the strip, even a flying one on the sidewalk. so what's going to be big this year? it is time to find out. the self—proclaimed most powerful tech show on earth truly is global, with companies from around the world battling for attention and some splashing out to make a real spectacle. there's even a mini theme park in one of the halls this year with a hydrogen powered train that goes all of a few meters. so lovely of them, to name it after me, too. i think that's a different desk. okay.

let's stay in the us and head over to las vegas where the consumer electronic show is now under way — the biggest consumer tech show in the world. our north american technology reporterjames clayton has been trying out some of the latest products. there is a lot of weird tech at ces. take this hyundai prototype car that crab like moves sideways into parking spaces. or drone soccer, where the goal is to fly a drone through a doughnut shaped goal, which is harder than it looks. now, start using the left stick and start moving. 0h! as you can tell, it takes a bit of practice to fly. how would you rate that out of ten? that was about a two. but the big theme of ces is al. it is everywhere. this is samsung's section and probably more than any other company i have seen they have gone fully on board with al. they have ai fridges, vacuum cleaners and even washing machine. now, when you turn it on, you are going to see the ai. 0h, an ai function. exactly. here, once you go into a different type of flooring, you give itjust a second and you will see that it is going to change... it definitely h

"the claman countdown" is going to vegas to cover the consumer electronics show. ill be showing off their automotive tech and liz claman is getting ready to showcase all the advancements in auto tech. much more. that was 2,022. that is very updated at this point. barry schapiro joins us next to preview the goodies we can expect. let's take a look at big tech, they are trading mixed. microsoft is down. apple is down but meta is up almost 1%. we are coming right back. before you use ai to transform business, accelerate growth, predict trends, you need to begin with trust. introducing watsonx governance. helping you govern any ai, as data, models, and policies change, so you can scale it responsibly. let's create ai that begins with trust, with watsonx governance. ibm. let's create. salonpas, makers of powerful pain relief patches for 89 years... believes in continuous improvement... like rounded corners that resist peeling, with an array of active ingredients... and sizes to relieve your pain. salonpas. it's good medicine. mara, are you sure you don't want -to go bow

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it is the consumer electronic show in las vegas. we are going to take you there, next.his is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ you got this. let's go. gobble gobble. i've seen bigger legs on a turkey! rude. who are you? i'm an investor in a fund that helps advance innovative sports tech like this smart fitness mirror. i'm also mr. leg day...1989! anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. i go through a lot of pants. before investing carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com. >> it is 7:22 on the west coast. silicon valley starts its morning in las vegas. running as is in though in vegas for ces. what are some of the big highlights that you have already seen? >> it is the case of ai everything. what is interesting is to look at the news that moves market and the news that does not. nvidia went first. there was a broad valley in sydney's. nvidia is going back to its roots. if 20/20 was the story of high-performance gp use, they are trying to p

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infiltrating so many aspects of our lives, lose claman in las vegas at the consumer electronics show.t hall where we are right now. a second cammarata, you can see a better shot. it has become the biggest car show in the united states if not the world and it is the consumer electronics show. it has evolved over the years, 16 years ago, this used to be where the chinese car speaker companies were hanging out, hard to get to and it is an absolutely massive car show with 318 car companies and car technology companies everywhere, the biggest names as people are dropping out of the chicago auto show they are coming here. let me show you, it is about ai and connectivity. you get into your car these days and this is a many cooper. let me show you the technology. see that round circle? that is garment technology. i will walk you over here for four people in the car you get different things. you can slide it here individual, you can do all kinds of temperature in the car, navigation, hope one of your sons doesn't mess with navigation. come this way. this is bmw, different screens people can ha

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the consumer electronics show now takes place across the city in hotels like this and also in the massive las vegas convention center. this is where we get a taste of the tech trends to come for the new year. and over the years we have seen it all here. autonomous cars going up and down the strip, even a flying one on the sidewalk. so what's going to be big this year? it is time to find out. the self—proclaimed most powerful tech show on earth truly is global, with companies from around the world battling for attention and some splashing out to make a real spectacle. there's even a mini theme park in one of the halls this year with a hydrogen powered train that goes all of a few meters. so lovely of them, to name it after me, too. i think that's a different desk. okay. but after a year of tech hitting the headlines, often for the wrong reasons, there's no existential crisis here. the buzz is back. the party's pumping and siesta to scramble of people, products and predictions for our future lives. everything you could ever think up appears to fill these seemingly endless aisles where incre

last week, we brought you some of the highlights from the consumer electronics show here in las vegasfit it all into one programme, so we have more from those tech—laden aisles — including some of the latest innovation hoping to monitor and mend our health like never before. well, this device, which is the withings beamo, might be able to help us for some remote doctor appointment data. now, instead of having all the kit that you might find in a surgery, well, it does the basics like temperature — there's a sensor that works just like this — you can also take an ecg byjust holding your fingers here, and it will also provide you with your blood oxygen levels. the most exciting feature, though, is that this works as a stethoscope — i know it doesn't look much like one. now, it syncs to an app that'll give you instructions as to exactly where you're meant to use it. you rub it across your skin and it'll take recordings. those recordings can then be sent to a health care professional because the chances are we can't really interpret them ourselves. you can listen to them through a pair of

ai chips, down to smart toilets are among the hottest stuff out of this year's ces, the consumer electronics showlas vegas. shery ahn takes us to the show floor of the world's biggest consumer tech show. >> is a big week of announcements here at ces. artificial intelligence took center stage, but the other buzzword, clean technologies. we had the likes of vietnamese ev maker vinfast debuting a prototype of their first electric pickup truck. this exhibit futures ev batteries that are fully electric and able to recharge in less than 20 minutes. it's true that the ev sector has been reeling from weak global demand, not to mention geopolitical tensions. china has imposed export restrictions when it comes to ingredients for ev batteries. still, the ccl and president say they are optimistic of their long-term plans through the end of the decade. sk group is one of south korea's largest conglomerates. this year at ces they are showcasing not only artificial intelligence technologies, but also clean tech to create what they call a smarter and greener world. hyundai in the meantime are wanting to change t

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. - let's stay in the us and head to las vegas — where the consumer electronics show has just got underle attended — and this year over 4000 exhibitors are lined up to show off their wares. artificial intelligence is expected to feature prominently. michelle fleury is at ces in las vegas with more on what we can expect this year. i'm actually getting my nails done right now. this is one of the many products here at ces this year that uses artificial intelligence. essentially, it takes 2d, 3d scans of your nails — the size of it, the curvature — then artificial intelligence tells the robot arm how to apply the nail polish. all of this takes about 25 minutes. so, imagine you can have one of these at home. maybe you could be watching the tv while all of this gets done. so just one of the many kind of consumer goods that are here this year at ces. and as you said, i mean, it's going to be a lot of ai in every shape or form. ai in yourfridge, ai in industrial applications. in fact, the first keynote speech this year at ces was just delivered by the ceo of siemens, the oldest company to ever

they call it the consumer electronics show for a reason.r. hair dryers and showerheads are also making an appearance, thanks to the likes of laurial, which just announced a slew of beauty tech products and shares are up more than 20% over the past year as the beauty category remains strong. joining us now is the ceo. nicholas, welcome. >> hello, kelly. very nice being with you. >> without making this too personal, we're curious, this is a water pressure showerhead we understand, and infrared hairdryer, and what else? >> well, we've been here at the cex presenting products for almost ten years now with many awards. today, we unveiled the newest innovation not known is ally pro. it's a revolutionary hairdryer that uses infrared lights instead of heating rods that allows to dry hair 30% faster without damaging the hair, 30% more moisture, and that's very important to us in a more sustainable way. so that's really the one that is the most ground breaking innovation that we showcased amongst many others. >> that is very interesting. obviously, p

. >> it's billed as the most powerful tech event in the world, so it's called the consumer electronics show. >> it's a four day event in las vegas, and this morning we are getting our first sneak peek. and it is starting with i in the grocery store. what do you think about this in the cart is showing off its so-called smart card. it keeps an eye on everything you place into it, triggering ads based on your product choices. >> this is perfect because i was saying to myself, how can i get more ads in my life? i don't have enough of them. it's the card is calling it the future of shopping. well then, if it can just do it for me and i don't even have to select anything, i would be all for it. >> all right, how about this? >> speaking of i hitching a ride in your car. >> okay, so samsung is teaming up with hyundai to integrate samsung smartthings smart home platform to hyundai and kia's connected car services. >> this is also perfect because i was just thinking to myself, i'm not connected enough. my devices aren't connected enough to every single thing that i do. that means when you're in your

vacate orders for the synagogue and nearby buildings, the latest innovation rocking the consumer electronics show in vegas. >> robots that are more relatable for humans. these robots come with cute, i suppose , friendly faces that can make a variety of facial expressions. nothing to fear here. they also do humanlike things like take care of pets, play music, snap photos, start. robot revolutions, take over the world, i don't know. yeah, they don't look, i don't know. >> they don't look spooky at all right. yeah. well coming up, meet the world's oldest water skier. >> plus, that bombshell announcement from long time alabama head football coach nick saban. you're watching world news now >> if you're on supplemental oxygen heavy and awkward tanks are a burden. now you can leave home and leave the tanks behind with inogen one, the portable oxygen concentrator, you can take almost anywhere for with this little device. >> now, i'm able to do the things that i've always loved. i just press the button here and there's my oxygen. >> the inogen one is so small and light, you're free to leave the house with

we've got a report from the consumer electronics show in las vegas showing how drivers might need to leap. >>> and here's a live look outside before we head to break. on this thursday morning. as i like to call it. friday eve. the weekend is hey, you should try new robitussin honey medi-soothers for long-lasting cough and sore throat relief. try new robitussin lozenges with real medicine and find your voice. you know? we really need to work on your people skills. ♪oh what a good time we will have♪ ♪you... can make it happen...♪ ♪♪ try dietary supplements from voltaren for healthy joints. >>> it's time now for your money watch report. the latest inflation report just dropped and consumer prices increased more than expected in december. consumers paying more for food and housing, but many other costs rose only mildly. that shows inflation still holding a grip on the u.s. economy. the consumer price index increased 0.3% for the month. that's higher than the 0.2% estimate. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger will break it down for us. that's coming up in the next hour. >>> well, o

the consumer electronics show is back in town.kai, billing itself as con very ago al a.i. company. to leverage artificial intelligence and we have the entire team here including the business officer, peter john alexander, cofounder, ceo, james kaplan and cofounder and executive chairwoman, waly dye. peter, you corralled me at the risk 360 conference. you challenged me. i heard you don't believe in the metaverse. i really don't. but you are persuasive. you showed me videos. i have to be honest with you. i'm starting to come around. i'm glad you could come on the show. the company speaks for itself but tell us what the mission is? >> charles, one, great to see you again, and i'm glad we got to connect at the 360 conference. we have singular mission at meetkai, change the way people interact with the web. we do that number of ways. a mix between 2 d and 3 d technologies on our platform. we like to make generative a.i. work for you. that is what we're doing in collaboration with our partner at ask roy. wailly and james started this co

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ces, the consumer electronics show but then the lower profile icr conference in orlando which brings together companies from all sorts of consumer-facing industries, retailers, e-commerce operations, restaurants, food and beverage makers. there was a lot to learn from the icr conference this year so tonight i want to walk you through my five top takeaways. first, even before the conference started we started get this series of positive prenuancements from apparel chains. that continued through the event. abercrombie & fitch, urban outfitters, they all raised numbers. abercrombie talked about high teens revenue growth during the holiday quarter. this stock, by the way, was the best performer in the s&p 1500 last year, up 285%. and now it's already up double digits year to date in 2024. it's had an astonishing run. i'm not even sure what to do with it up here. feels like we missed it but then again the company keeps saying good after good after good and the stock goes higher. american eagle also raised forecasts from the high single digits to the low double digits. they had a great holi

it is the final day of the consumer electronic show in las vegas and rich demuro takes a look at the new tech that's being design for your car. >> you'd be surprised just how much car technology is on display at cs 2024. also bikes boats and anything else that gets people around. it is a once in 100 year and revolution for mobility. and it's just so cool to see that happening in so many companies and honda long and ev holdout unveiled to new concept, electric vehicles. first ones that production version is going to do 0.26. so they're promising and way way batteries charging in 10 to 15 minutes. >> relations, vietnam based vinfast will release its many suv. the vf 3 in the u.s.. they showed off a concept. pickup truck called wild. both are electric. >> amazon getting into the ride, sharing business with zoox. they've designed a fully autonomous vehicle with no human controls. there are 4 seats inside the car can move in either direction. safety is foundational we have testing and validating our systems for bull. >> with stimulation on test tracks and then with modified tour of the hi

this isn't just some, oh, look, it's the consumer electronic, show, let's get a big crowd.l to create the vertiports. this would be similar to where it will eventually go. >> right. hawaii his what's your time timetable on when this happens? >> again, we believe 2028 we're scheduled to enter the market. liz: okay. with pangs. >> passengers, yes. liz: the faa is very sort of staid in their opinionses and and views. they want everybody safe. i mean, the technology is almost far ahead of the regulations, is it not? >> in a way, yes, because it's the such a brand new market. no one has done this before. so we have formed a partnership like relationship with faa, so faa is trying to understand industry, and is we try to help faa to come up with the right regulations. liz: i mean, it's fascinating, it's great. we talk about safety, and i think to myself, there are at least 10 companies who are vying to get in the air first as a real opportunity, business venture. how to you control the traffic? if i mean, who's going to be in charge of all of that? if a bunch of these things are

the future is on display at the 2024 consumer electronics show check this out this is cool hyundai unveiling to be ready in 2028 or so. get ready to fly around town vertical takeoff, zero emissions and in theory, zero traffic. >> this one can fly, nominally, 120 miles per hour >> reporter: artificial intelligence is front and center a.i.'s even coming for your plate of food. forget the fries they are using a.i. to serve up a side of data, letting you know your calorie intake in real time >> it is a mouse for your mouth. >> reporter: and then there is mouth pad, allowing you to use your tongue to navigate a smartphone or tablet >> our people we're primarily work working with now are people with disabilities, impairments. >> reporter: then this bartender. >> in my lifetime, i'm going to walk into a bar and get a drink served by an a.i. robot. >> of course less than five years >> reporter: okay, you heard it here first cheers steve patterson, nbc news, las vegas. that's pretty good >> all right, i'm not, but you better be wearing pink, because it's wednesday, and tina fey is on the "today" show