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i heard it said that bluetooth is the new mullet. and by the way, he is wearing a bluetooth, right?wait to see more of that coming up in "pop news." >>> we have other things to tell you about on this saturday, december 21st. "duck dynasty." death threats, the hit reality show turning ugly this morning. >>> and nigella lawson, cooking up her next move. her two assistants, winning an acquittal in court, saying they had approval to spend nearly $1 million. >>> lama hasan has been following this case since day one. >> reporte >> my coffee ice cream. >> reporter: nigella lawson and ex-husband, multimillionaire, charles saatchi, have taken their former assistants to court, accusing them of swindling more than $1 million of their money. the prosecution arguing they spent that money without permission and were guilty of, quote, a greedy and fraudulent free-for-all. then came the allegations of drug use, with an e-mail, written by saathchi, calling her high-jella. you were so off your head on drugs that you allowed the sisters to spend whatever they like. and i believe every word they said.

i've heard it said that bluetooth is the new mullet. a bluetooth, right? that is beautiful. i can't wait to see more of that coming up in "pop news." >>> we have other things to tell you about on this saturday, december 21st. also coming up, "duck dynasty." death threats. the controversy over the hit reality show, turning ugly this morning. >>> first, celebrity chef nigella lawson, cooking up her next move. her two personal assistants just acquitted in court, claiming they had approval to wrack up $1 million in spending just to keep quiet about lawson's alleged drug abuse. >> all eyes on nigella as she goes into full-on damage control. lama hasan has been following this case since day one. >> reporter: it was a dramatic end to a dramatic trial. a trial that was meant to be about fraud. instead, unraveling a slew of secrets. >> my coffee ice cream. >> reporter: nigella lawson and ex-husband, multimillionaire, charles saatchi, have taken their former assistants to court, accusing them of swindling more than $1 million of their money. the

bluetooth to connect to tablet and smartphone.hen you're on the road, bulky cases protecting really nice looking products. why use a keyboard? use this. melissa: do you use this in real life? >> nope. i have used it before but i don't own one personally. melissa: would you consider getting one? >> sure, hangs absolutely. melissa: there are lot of times you need a keyboard. to me it defeats a having ipad if you bring a keyboard. i might have brought my laptop. how much is that? >> $100 from brookstone. melissa: kind after lot. do you know what battery life is like? >> i don't. should get you through easily through the day. using bluetooth which is low energy wireless signal. melissa: very cool. what else have you got for me there? >> galaxy s-4 zoom on at&t. i like it with a full camera on the back. looks like something you would buy point and shoot at best buy or something. melissa: is it camera or attachment on your phone? >> it is an actual phone. the entire thing. full version of android running on here. galaxy s-4 zoom. full 1

. >> we have a motion sensor and a bluetooth radio. >> sensors in the badge record how often workers get up from their desk to their conservati conservationnal patterns and allows employees to collect hard data on the soft science of behavior. call center workers showed that they completed calls faster just by taking lunch and coffee breaks at the same time. >> at minimum saving the company $15 million a year. >> reporter: it may seem novel, but this increasingly effort. >> workers spend 2.5 hours a day for personal use while at work. >> reporter: selling monitoring software used by businesses and u.s. government agencies. >> we can see if alert words are showing up more than others. >> reporter: it allows managers to set up alerts when workers use the word sexy or visit certain website. anything from online gambling to facebook. they can receive notification each time their name comes up in an employee e-mail, and watch the recording of a workers computer scene. the demand for the software has exploded over the last tee years aover the last threeyears as cor employees to work from h

ahorra hasta 50% en juguetes a control remoto y las mejores bocinas bluetooth.n tu salud (♪ ♪) >>> ya está con nosotros jorge calvo de univisión deportes, hace mucho que no te vemos. >>> sí, qué enorme está el set, estamos tristes, pero sí consternados por lo que pasa en guadalajara. >>p> latícanos. >>> te cuento que un poquito más adelante, michel ya no está con la chivas rayadas de guadalajara, después de 10 años y marco fabián también está del otro lado. >>> cuartos de final, partido de vuelta en el estadio azul, giménez, pero velásquez para hundir las esperanzas de los cementeros. >>> luis ernesto michel se dspide de la afición en las redes sociales, en un mensaje conmovedor, el portero da gracias al guadalajara de poder vestir los colores. >>> en la liga española, el real madrid sin cristiano ronaldo no tiene piedad del valladolid y golea 4 a 0, una anotación de benzema y triplte de gareth bale para que los merengues ostenten el tercer lugar. >>> mientras que el atlético madrid venció al elche 2 a 0. >>> al 74 llega diego costa de derecha para el 2 a 0, los

. >> retailers are also trying to attract customers via bluetooth. >> bluetooth is a completely opt-intype of a thing. you go into a store, you use your smartphone and you log into that particular store's app. in return they might push coupons or other things to you but when they do that, they are tracking you. >> natasha guinane, thank you. >>> detroit is trying to get out of billions of dollars of debt, one solution is selling their artwork. bici onlieri joins us. bici. >> anywhere up to $870 million. there are some in the art world it shouldn't be this way. >> the he detroit institute of arts is considered one of the top museums of the country. it's a cultural gem in a city gone bankrupt. now a collection of masterpieces held in trust for generations to come faces an uncertain future. christie's inventory is worth $450 million to $870 million. $18 billion in the red a federal bankruptcy judge has ruled nothing is off the table. pensions and retiree health care could be the victims. >> selling the city artwork is unethical. he says art is sold to buy more art, never to help settle ci

.-- bluetooth and other things. you can understand how and health care this could be involved. ising allocated back to him more and more important. --spectrum is more and more important. showedas a study that that there are nearly 20,000 health-related apps on the marketplace. in this room you see a diversity, everything from , toless gateway networks solutions to connect people to networks, the whole world of remote monitoring, and even the apps and tools that are used and--text for baby, >> do they have to go to the fcc? >> yes. transmitterhat is a on spectrum requires fcc approval. columbia thatin runs that. under yourt fall jurisdiction? >> the office of in january and hearing -- - engineering and technology. under regulation with the fcc. thatis the balance between and allowing for innovation? ande worked with the fda the office of the national coordinator. how was everyone from app developers to medical device manufacturers. mhealth not just with but with other i.t.. at noted to look stifling innovation. to reducents interference. the fda is focused on patient safety. aug

it uses bluetooth to communicate with your phone and takes picture of existing club cards and creditlissa: with your phone you take the picture. >> exactly. loads all the information into this device so you can leave your wallet at home theoretically, take this to any store or restaurant anywhere. melissa: there is little button on it to pay through with amex or this. even gift cards you can put on here and then you swipe it. >> right. melissa: problem number one, so i lose everything in one shot. the thief has my entire life. >> all the data is encrypted from there, if you move away further from a bluetooth signal it alerts you that you might have left your coin behind. but i talked to the ceo -- melissa: what is it attached to your phone? >> directly to your phone. wireless. melissa: so if your phone moves that far away. >> you might have the phone in your pocket. if both are together you're at a loss. melissa: in a women es purse. leave your purse behind and somebody has it and steal -- >> if it is swiped too many times there is another alert, hey, there might be fraudulent activi

. >> we have an accelerometer in the middle here, a motion sensor and a bluetooth radio which does proximity to other people and location within an? >> sensors in the badge record everything from how often workers get up from their desks to their conversational patterns. it allows companies to collect hard data on the soft science of employee behavior. one example weber likes is how tracking data from bank of america call center workers show they completed calls faster just by taking lunch and coffee breaks at the same time. >> when you forecast them out, a minimum, are saving the company about $15 million a year. >> it may seem novel, but these badges are just one example of an increasingly high level effort to monitor workers in the name of productivity. >> the average employee spends anywhere between an hour and two hours a day on their computer for personal use at the -- while at work. >> brad miller is ceo of awareness which sells monitoring soft is the wear used by agencies. >> we can see if there are alert others. >> the software allows managers to set up alerts to tell them whenever

option in personal acoustics that will increase the volume but also will improve the clarity and it's bluetooth so you can take your calls from your hearing device now also.with kids, sensor technology is improving all technology but also with babies there are now sensors in socks that you can get. it will read your babies levels and if anything is irregular you can get a notification right to your smartphone. >>an exciting world of technology all around us. danielle, thank you so much. >>thank you. coming up... one trader is seeing huge call buying in what he calls an "obscure" stock. his next step later on in chart talk. and next...the boomer renaissance is arriving. you'll see what i mean by that, after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we've spent time in the past week talking with analysts about trends for the new year. older americans - specifically boomers and seniors figure significantly into new & expanding roles. lets talk about that with gerald celente. he is publisher of the respected trends journal. first, boomers. the youth culture always seems dominant but, step back kids, there's a boomer re

augusta ga bluetooth is just a tft of god is done it's nice to dedicate a post security call it the country's spy agency to put to the list of twenty two militants like lightning standard dentist attacks in dublin over the past two weeks. an accidental detonation of explosives stored in a gun to sit deep inside the us embassy in dublin spot of the tonic to the concerns of an attack but knew it needed to pull this off just a tease it does happen without didn't eighteen pm on the u s embassies and on was that day get tossed a diplomatic meeting of the of god dr in the gt up to its. but it still might. a spokesman for the goddess does not see daddy duty of security and the two ladies sitting on a link to this point had accidentally ignited explosives stored in the agency's main component in dublin. both daughters thought though. the kids enjoyed it the deck and tupelo at the plate with what i like it was hard it was about. but this nutty with a lid on bus to work. over the past week the eighth with them or not about to talk to who he wanted some to think that all this talk about what they get a

poorest countries-- a smart phone that works with a personal sound amplifier in the ear connected by bluetoothets users raise or lower the volume and adjust treble and base. but if i'm someplace that doesn't even have cell phone service -- >> you don't need that. >> reporter: these two still talk to each other? >> yes. >> reporter: at up to $4,000, the tiny high tech hearing aids americans can buy are too expensive for most of the estimated 365 million people worldwide with severe hearing loss. only seven million hearing aids were sold last year, and 85% of them ended up in american and european ears. what was your goal when you started to develop a device like this? >> it has been to give people solutions in developing countries that they don't exist. >> reporter: and give them a price low enough that people can't afford it between $100 to $300. the company plans to introduce the device in africa and south america in the coming months. there may be profits down the road, but the goal for the moment is about helping. baez doesn't care if his hearing aid is a little bulky or looks unfashionable

bluetooth two with the new wheeler has been to the problems throwing his entry into the eu would create for us and asks them to find a solution. but we have an answer. more still one sq relation to become a bloc member of the border point was downgraded to a provincial one to which goods could not be transported consequently the supermarket was forced to close in early august. and the owner of the sports shop next door is in the middle of the clearance sale. he's still in a state of shock this is misty until the first of july and we also wanted crossing would remain an international one. woods could still cost the good thing in a row to myself. so i've no idea what i'm going to do now. or that he's not alone in a hardware store a couple of hundred meters further down the road can only sell a stock that was delivered before july the butcher has so far managed to dodge the delivery down. to oppose the bill as it will be the nigerian leader on the back way over the bosnian fields passed by house and the shop which is on the boston side street where were they doing in that way means i don't

connected to bluetooth and what have you i don't know since having the device implanted canon has had to take medication to keep his body from rejecting it. he's already working on much smaller implant in his basement the new version is designed to measure blood pressure pulse and other levels as well. since the technologies year somebody has to start experimenting with it in. it doesn't seem like anybody in the medical community is interested but i am so i just said why not it is. generally use this technology will soon be used to automatically transmit medical data from millions of americans to insurance companies were we the idea of a nation's health industry doesn't faze him. i think it's reasonable to be afraid of this technology is the gift of a reasonable be afraid of nuclear technology or just like it's reasonable be afraid of chemical technology because if the weapon eyes or used to suppress or rural press population or suppress dissent. and yet it's bad if it's used to elevate people make them healthier make them more connected to their environments and more connected to oth

the $100 virtual keyboard connects via bluetooth and projects a laser on any flat service. a stripped down cell phone of sorts in wristwatch form. it lets parents track their kids' location with the accompanying app. kids can use it to make and receive calls but only from specific numbers in their contacts list. for the tech fanatics the $80 controller offers a new way to interact with your computer. forego your mouse and keyboard and use your fingers to play puppeteer or get a science lesson. >> from a learning standpoint this is what gives you incredible detail and control and then uses your hand when it's appropriate or the keyboard when it's appropriate so you get that augmented experience. >> reporter: cooks will appreciate click n grow. these $80 smart planters take out the guesswork out of when to water fresh herbs. fill up the water, and in a couple of weeks you should see sprouts. there's also an optional grow light to help in the winter months when there's less natural light available. go to cnet.com and click on the holiday gift guide for more. sumi das, kpix 5.

it connections to a smartphone via bluetooth and the phone shows how fast you run, how many calories you burn and how well your foot is striking the ground. there's an app for golf moves and dance moves. >>> first a mysterious barge on the bay. betty yu reports. >> reporter: what looks like a scary creature in a sci-fi movie is part of google's new dream robot team. >> these devices can run, walk and traverse through forests, they can get through snow. the mobility and the fact that they have animal like qualities to them is both exciting and scary. >> reporter: these machines like big dog, cheetah and pet man were made by a major military robot maker called boston dynamics. it's the 8th robotics company google bought in the past 6 months. what going the plans to do with its robotics collection is top secret. but the head of the division told the "new york times" that the company is looking at commercial purposes. cbs news tech analyst larry magid thinks factory or other work. >> it could fit in a vehicle and deliver a package much as the postman or u.p.s. delivery does today. >> rep

turn offunclear if you the bluetooth if that would go off.is changing how people shop, and how people walk their stores, and that is what apple wants to master. that is like going into nordstrom's, and able saying that people who are going to buy this handbag it are going to buy this other product. you can see all of that today on "bloomberg west." we will be back in two minutes. ♪ >> welcome back, you are "in the loop." moment, i have always wanted to do the opening. >> 26 minutes past the hour, it is time for on the markets. >> i'm glad to be here to welcome you to the opening bell. futures are higher right n, we do not have any economic data on the verizon this morning. emerging stocks climbed overnight eggs to better numbers out of china. -- climbed to better numbers thanks to better numbers out of china. natural gas prices, up more than two percent. ice storms from canada will increase demand or feel. we will be on the markets again in 30 minutes. >> these are the top 10 trades you need to know about. cory joined in as well. company one

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it is a little device that uses something like bluetooth low technology like for headphones to tell youre near the thing. a store could tell you are in the store or put it all in aisle or rack. >> some people said smart idea, good way to boost sales. cory highlighted the creepy factor. could it be both? >> very much so. tension.lways the providing a better in-store experience versus getting people concerned. if you went into a store and the salesperson greeted you by name and knew something about your buying habits, you would think that is good customer service. if you walk into a store and somebody you do not know knows your name, that may make you feel uncomfortable. they may be telling you the same thing. that is what the stores are trying to do. they're competing with online. online can tell as you go through a website on what you looked at, what you were interested in, and your browsing history. you think the brick and mortar stores and they are trying to replicate by bringing more knowledge. yeah, it depends on how it is done. it could be creepy. >> the thing with competition. ass

. >> a bluetooth speaker. looks like i'm going to best buy.for shopping ebay now, the newest addition to the online marketplace. it is an experiment and instant delivery. customers in san francisco and san jose and new york and chicago and dallas can purchase electronics from nearby retailers. the ebay valley delivers the goods in under an hour. >> mobile has changed the consumer immediacy. the delivery is a logical expansion >. >> this holiday season, it is waving a fee in the hopes to gain more shoppers. >> we know that working professionals really like the service. over half of our usage between 1:00 and 5:00. 5:00/0 and >-- 5:00. >> amazon is building facilities closer to cities to reduce delivery times. and jeff bezos is working on a program that will deliver packages via drones. retailers love that we are able to help them take advantage of the existing stores and make consumers -- meet consumers increasing expectations. when they win, we win. >> earlier i ordered my gloves on ebay now. it was a pleasant experience, the valet. let me kno

bluetooth low energy that can basically push messages to you based on where you are in the store.r. not the best indoor location technology i've seen. there's a company called indoor atlas that uses magnetic fields to actually locate you within a building. but what's interesting about this is that it allows you -- it allows them to sort of steer your buying behavior. that's particularly important for apple, because the retail stores did $5.5 billion in revenue last quarter, nearly $6.5 billion last holiday quarter, and could easily do $7 billion this holiday quarter. that's a lot of revenue. the more efficiently they can run their stores, the better. >> yeah. at the same time, you have to wonder, if this is just going to be something that people start to use in an apple store, or whether it becomes part of the shopping mall experience, more generally. >> a number of retailers are looking into this. baypal, actually, ebay's unit, is looking into bluetooth low energy within retailers, but it looks like it might be rocky to start. brian marshall of isi tried this in an apple retail s

portable bluetooth speaker. i am going to best buy. >> they are shopping valleys for ebay now.ewest position to the online marketplace. it is an experiment and instant delivery. york on ain new chicago, and dallas can buy products from nearby retailers. they will deliver the goods in under one hour. >> people can shop anytime anywhere on mobile phones. immediate delivery is a logical extension. >> ebay charges five dollars for the delivery service. it is waving the fee during the holiday season to get more shoppers. >> we know the working professionals like the service. all -- half of our service is filled. >> it is not a new trend in e- commerce. google has their own express shopping service. amazon is reducing shipping times. the ceo says that his company is testing a program where drones will deliver packages up to five pounds in just 30 minutes. ebay is upping the ante to expand its delivery service to 25 cities next year. >> retailers love that we can take advantage of existing stores and meet consumers expectations. when they win, we win. >> jon erlichman is there followi

. >>> finally, should guys who wear bluetooth ear pieces in public be sent to gitmo. the story geraldo refuses to cover. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >>> let's welcome our guests. she's got a heart of stone. fresh from his one man show, writer and comedian jesse. it's comedian small. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story and now 43 minutes of sensele lesless b. >> it's a question, did he choose to leave or was he fired? yes, alec baldwin is gone from msnbc and there are conflicting reports as to how it went down. msnbc just issued a stam saying is a mutual parting. we wish alec all the best. richard johnson said baldwin was fired for his combination of anti-gay slurs and his behavior toward co-workers. he angered staffers by demanding he get a makeup wound by a woman who has cancer with a sensitivity to hair spray. when told it was impossible, he said i don't give an f if she has cancer. i want that f'ing room. you know who else doesn't like it. finally. what do you think here? was he fired or was it a mutual decision? >> even if he was fired or

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>> over ble flew bluetooth. melissa: they are warm? did you theft them out? >> i had so many leaves in my yard for thanksgiving break, i was raking for an hour and a half using them. melissa: portable batte charger. >> we're moving toward owning smart senssmartphones now. now, to me the holy grail is battery life, no company has figured out how it give me all day battery life in a smartphone a company like ventev has made a great charger for the iphone, it doubles life of your battery, there are a couple other companies that do that. >> do you carry it like that or charge it in your bag? >> right here on the side. using your normal micro usb charger, when you want to power it on you click the button, and it starts to charge. it is thin. just adds a little bit of bulk to your phone. you could use yore headphones you -- your headphones have you to the bottom. some other chargers it requires aan extend piece, these, are selling like hot cakes. they want that battery life. they need something extra built in. melissa: tricking out people's gadgets, a great present

the technology uses the bluetooth on your iphone to send messages about products and events. the alerts are tailored to where you are in the store. for it to work, you need ios 7 and apple needs permission to track you on your phone. >>> remembering the life of nelson mandela. still to come, the world mourns and reflects and we are looking deeper into the impact here in the bay area. >>> good morning to you. take a look at this. these are live pictures from south africa this morning where remembering nelson mandela is taking on a celebrating tone. we saw people singing and dancing together as they remember this world leader. it's been celebrated around the world for a couple days now. president obama and the first lady will pay their respects in south africa next week. george w. bush and bill clinton along with their wives, laura bush and former secretary of state hillary clinton will join them. >>> the stadium is where his body will lie and stay in pretoria and he will receive a memorial in his birth town. we are shown how he's been remembered by a few people in the bay area

it has cameras, listening devices, things that can track your movement, a bluetooth. i'll tell what you these devices do, but the idea is an estimated 60 million workers who work outside of their offices in trucking, oil and gas, even construction, they're being tracked. this is not just about your e-mail. if you don't think that your e-mail is being tracked then you're just a knuckle head. they're tracking all sorts of things. companies say they need this to happen, but a lot of people are saying, this is kind of crazy. the amount of movement and activity that employers are tracking. >> there is another question i want to ask but i don't have time for it. but i want to get to what i really want to know before you go you were in south africa for nelson mandela's memorial. we a saul th saw all the picturt was it like? >> i didn't see any tears. i didn't see any crying. i just saw celebration, joy, singing. you know, those protest songs that they used to have, they connect with the fact that he gave up 27 years of his life for them while in jail. >> coming up, our serie