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tiene unas sugerencias: >> trate de usar los audÍfonos, y si esta en el carro utiliza el sistema de bluetooth es un riesgo para la salud con el transcurso del tiempo. >> todo con precauciÓn, muchas gracias, daniela. vamos ahora a mÉxico, después de que comenzaron sus operaciones el pasado fin de semana las llamadas fuerzas rurales de michoacÁn, en mÉxico, son muchos los que tienen la esperanza de que la situaciÓn de violencia en ese estado pueda comenzar a cambiar. esta iniciativa, en la que el gobierno pueda un papel importante, deberÍa estar lista antes de seis meses, veamos lo mÁs reciente de este nuevo plan y su repercusiÓn. >> las fuerzas rurales de michoacÁn comenzarán a crecer, ese es el propÓsito de autoridades y coordinadores de los que hasta el domingo fueron los grupos de autodefensas, se espera que otros cuatro municipios adopten la nueva figura. el comisionado para michoacÁn insiste en que el plan de trabajo puede concluirse en menos de seis meses y no habrÁ concesiones para nadie. >> todo civil que transite armado en las vÍas de comunicaciÓn del estado serÁ detenido. >> al mismo

now some companies are betting biggs that americans will fork over tore toilets with bluetooth, footmers, automatic liz. take a look. we went to the ferguson showroom in new york's architects and designers building. where the professionals go to pick out high-end fixture for luxury homes. so, ed, show me what you have here. >> what we have here, gerri, is the cola toilet. this is way it would be when you walk up to it. the whole trick. gerri: whoa, wait, wait. i don't have to pull it up myself. >> you did that by walking in front ever the toilet. see how you raised lid? now toilets can be uses two ways, sit down or in some cases you can stand up. you don't want to touch the seat, see that little blue light. normally a foot would be there. the seat comes up automatically. so no matter who is using the toilet it is hands-free. gerri: that ingenius. i like that. what is this? >> this is the control panel right here. there is remote. it is bluetooth compatible so you can do certain things with yourur smartphone like your put your own tunes on it, music, maybe get phone calls. but anyway,

and how to take your party outside this summer with the latest bluetooth speakers.rong is going to show us how to do all of this. he is trying frantically to get on wi-fi because it's not working. >> it's not working. >> for the first thing we are talking about you don't need wi-fi for it. what you need is just some sort of network connection. if you're in a new city and you're looking for the best bagel around. >> that's right. >> you have yelp, google. this is google meets yelp, "encyclopedia brown". >> it's all three put together. this is jelly. this app was created by one of the co-founders of twitter. i was using the app recently. because i was going on my first camping trip. i was asking which mosquito repellant i should buy. a bunch of people were answering my question. this connects to people on social media and friends of friends that can answer the quick questions you have. >> who sees your answers in it only stays in that little group of friends and friends of friends or does it go public? >> it can go public depending on your settings. the way i have set

. >> that's a bluetooth connection in. >> bluetooth. and do rich things here with onenote.is the power of microsoft, cloud, surface, coming together to create one experience that makes it great for people. >> in the presentation, you showed computer-assisted design, architects using this product, full pc power. at the same time, the pc market overall shrinking. tablet market slowing down. you need to gain share in order for this to really work, and you're kind of at the higher-priced end of the market at 800-plus. how are you going to market this? how much is microsoft willing to spend to push this idea? >> yeah, so again, one of the things that's fantastic about this device, and here i'll show it to you in the laptop mode, is it is really the device, the tablet that can replace the laptop. today, all of us, 96% of people who have an ipad, have a lop top in their bag. now you get one device to do both. you have the ability to lock in here, go into full canvas mode, and if you look at the screen, you get the full power of windows, which is not only all microsoft office but b

the bluetooth can be charged by solar power which i think is pretty cool. glasses will be available in six designs. they are expensive costing about $350. but frank and michelle, as you said if you are anything like me you lose your glasses a lot it could be worth. >> it needs to tell you where they are. >> that's true. >> reporter: as soon as you get about 20 feet away, that's when it sends you a text. >> good. >> reporter: hopefully there aren't too many places. >> mine end up at the bottom of a lak a lot! no! yes. see you later. [ laughter ] >> jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com have a great weekend. thanks. >> reporter: pension reform also known in san jose as measure b suffers a setback. it's been delayed by a year and the unions are cheering. i'm kiet do. we have a live report coming up. >> reporter: hi, everybody! roberta gonzales. i'm in unit 4. this is my home away from home in the kpix 5 news fleet. i'm here with photographer brian kylie. how are you this morning? >> doing well. it's early as always. >> reporter: are you ready for the weekend? >> al

it then sends the data via bluetooth to your mobile device. >> then everyone will share the information, the results and you can see where to buy safe food, where maybe not to go because it's unsafe or stores are cheating you. >> it sounds unusual but investors are biting, reaching and passing its goal on indie go go, proving that there's a market for safe food. >> if you slip up, there's always people watching you. >> as well as an app for that, too. >> the device you just saw itself will be out this summer, expected to cost about $125. the censors inside can easily be put ib side a smartphone or smart refrigerator so food safety will probably play a big part in your high-tech future. >> crazy. thank soz much. >>>. >> just in, a look at the hail pounding denver, colorado. that's not all. there are reports that at least five tornadoes and people are being warned much more on the way. sfo and san jose airports are reporting significant delays on frights to and from denver, some of the delays as long as 3 1/2 hours. the giants are scheduled to play at the colorado rockies tonight at 5:40.

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every device you have to have that bluetooth.ice. >> apple compatible but bluetooth compatible, a dishwasher might be a little fancy. stuart: two companies making the running in the internet of things, the internet runs everything. >> those are the big players. >> so expensive, no one can afford to be in this space, it is not just hardware but software, they have relationships with these companies. >> and apple account. obviously you would need security. in the dishwasher, you wouldn't want that. stuart: in five years time stuart varney and lauren will be doing this kind of thing on one of these. >> i could say you. why not? you have a ways to go. stuart: what is wrong with the iphone iv? >> it is a lovely phone. >> and that. i don't know about that. stuart: there is the sixth one coming up. best selling author thomas pickaretheyy says inequality is on a rise. he might have been wrong. that is next. stuart: big tech names leading this rally, yelled, linkedin, pandora and others are up, the financial times poking holes, capital an

thanks to a bluetooth connection , you can control it with your smart phone.eady soldas about 50,000 of them, mostly in france. but it wants to start exporting as soon as this year. >> we really want to go to the united states and canada. >> the french company is developing accessories, like this tag that lets you where the speaker on your head. have sound around your head. is you better about this can hear what is happening outside. >> there are more entries on the way. the sound will just depend on how creative you are. >> the helmet thing is really cool. london is shut today. let's find out what is going on elsewhere. >> a little volume in the market and actually developing into a lower day. cac down by .5%. the dax down by about .4%. comes in at 48.1. contraction territory for the hsbc. it is a number that has been trending lower. concerns about signs of growth or lack thereof in china carry on. was mostlydollar lower. a bit of risk aversion for the japanese yen. those moves will start to be erased as trading gets underway in europe. that move most of high

inspired by the same technology that submarines used to communicate, and thanks to a bluetooth connectionn control it with your smart phone. euros, theice at 35 company has artie sold 50,000 them, mostly in france. they want to start exporting as soon as this year. >> now we want to go to the united states and canada. are selling accessories, as well. this band lets you wear it on your head. >> what is really better about this is that you can actually hear what is happening outside. >> there are more accessories on the way. the sound will just depend on how creative you are. >> let's move from speakers to elections. i'm not sure how i will make that segue. let's talk about south africa. they're going to go to the polls this week. the anc is expected to maintain its grip on power. we wait and watch to see how big the majority is. first of all, we have some weaker pmi data coming out. we have seen that. you can see this bike tire and the dollar versus the rant heard we have seen some unemployment data coming out. the unemployment rate has climbed to 25.2%. that is obviously a big factor in

basically you use bluetooth on the phone to triangulate the phone's location? >> yes.eakers will play back the sound and then the phone's microphone will pick up the sound. and then it triangulates and determines whether it's on the driver's side or passenger side. >> she says her invention could eventually be used by law enforcement. to either stop a driver who is using his phone or as a record of a driver who did use his phone. it's something debby lieberman says will also prevent a lot of heartache. >> what we've been through, we don't want anyone to have to go through. it's a horrible experience. >> a horrible experience, jon, that soon can be avoided with some simple new software. back to you. >> hope it works. douglas kennedy, thanks. >> thank you. >>> a surprise guest taking the mound. need i say more? >> what in the world? >>> we showed you a peek of this earlier, the kind of thing you normally see at jurassic park, not the ballpark. a baby dinosaur making the mound at the padres/royals game in san diego. the t-rex throwing out the first pitch. i think it was a

>> that is interesting taking baby steps toward this and embracing the low-power bluetooth. it lets all of these different things happened. there is the light control and the lock on the door. it seems like the kind of place where apple likes to innovate. the technology is there. there is a necessary hardware component. it would be the thing that controlled all of those things. >> cory? is exactly right. one of the things i picked up in taiwan is a sound like apple them in the next versions of the iphone and the ipod. they also have this ibeacon technology. it knows when you are near a product. when you take the wi-fi and you take this new ibeach technology -- ibeacon technology, it will give apple a whole new slew of opportunities. apple has plenty of applications. they compete with a number of those and not just an door streaming music, but a number of them. but this concept of everyone the network is so new. we're are not even in the first inning. it is still early stages. most people do not have a smart home. you mentioned control. very few people have that. we are still

we are going to use bluetooth, which is a universal technology for communications, so we do not needbe locked into one or the other technology, and we are enabling our device to be able to communicate directly with the smartphone and utilize the data network that the smartphone has access to. >> what is the estimated cost of something like this? >> right now now at indiegogo, ranges from up to $300 and some $229 up to $300 and some change, and we expect our pricing to come out for full retail roughly in line with that. itunes. >> what about the way to that -- the weight you are carrying around? >> the weight, we are at about 75ish grams, and samsung has a competing product that weighs about the same. there is metal around it, so if you think of the physics, it is tiny, and this one little spot that moves around a lot, if we take a surface area and spread it out, it allows us to control it, so the weight is about the same, because of the way we have designed it -- it fits a lot better. >> all right, gentlemen, i want to thank you. keep us up-to-date on how the rufus cuff works and peo

it's based on bluetooth smart, bluetooth technology.ually the smart app. which helps the user to kind of make the hearing aid personally fit to themself and their preference. >> just turn your head to the side. the other side. we take the other shot. there it is. take it out. it's tiny. interesting about this is, you can -- phone calls, facetime chats, music, movies, navigation, they can all be streamed to this ear piece. >> correct. >> and if you're at a noisy event you can tune that out and make it singular to the thing you want to hear. >> that's correct. >> i know you've made it for hearing aid loss. this could broaden into a more mainstream product, could it? >> i think the issue it may have the potential to destigmatize the hearing aid itself, the hearing impaired and the use of hearing aids, because remember, we are making products for people that really need it but nobody wants to wear it, because the time you put it on, the perception is that you get ten years older and that's not nice. >> okay. the producer is complaining i ne

it is bluetooth because now i can quickly take notes so the ada is you are walking around with this andhat is the good idea let's do that. you can take notes on the fly. starting at $799 of productivity device here add the keyboard for $129 by the way you really want that. with a comparable price to the mac book fair a.m. this is a full windows machine, all the power, all the capability you can run all apps not just some of them like adobe photoshop with nine hours of battery life that is really good. that means of fulfilling flight and sometime in the hotel in the evening. gerri: so this is a real competitor? my husband has the first version and love said. and runs on office. >> yes. full-blown not just a the little baby office. >> there is a desktop that looks just like your standard desktop. night between but remember this is not about to consumption yes netflix is on there but they did not release the aid in establishing but they web of hard under the direction of productivity and to they are about productivity. gerri: this seems like business ipad versus this. >> i quickly don't se

. >> this is a motion sensor and this is a bluetooth radio. >> sensors i in the badge record everything from how often workers get up from their desk anallows them to track social behavior. tracking call center workers found that they completed calls faster by taking lunch and coffee breaks at the same time. >> they're saving the company $50 million a year. >> reporter: it may seem novel but these badges are just one example of monitoring 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 while at work. >> reporter: brad miller is ceo of awareness technologies which sells monitoring software used by businesses and u.s. government agencies. >> we can see if there are certain alert words. >> reporter: the software allows managers to set up alerts to tell them when they use words like sexy or visit certain websites. anything from online gambling to facebook. they can receive notification every time their name comes up in an employee e-mail and supervisors can watch the recording of the worke

we use a headset bluetooth. we do speak to each other, communicate.d letting him know if anybody's coming up behind him. >> he'll do a count down like a one, two, three turn. and i'll get the people. they think they're sneaking up on me. >> jesus [ bleep ]! >> i just like the pure terror, really. like, just fear. it's funny. >> after taking hundreds of passers by off guard, they've noticed some distinct trends in how the opposite sexes react in a fright. >> best reactions are when the girls scream and run away. [ screaming ] men -- >> oh, my god! it moved! >> -- typically scream like a girl and then swear at us. >> scared the [ bleep ] out of my ass. that was good. >> oh [ bleep ]. >> they've got to be something else and kind of ignoring it. then i kind of jump in the way of them. then they see this big thing coming at them. anything in your peripherals coming at you, you freak out no matter what it is. >> oh [ bleep ]. >> those who let curiosity get the better of them may regret trying to figure out what the snowman is about. [ screaming ] >> what i'

gerri: leave on gdp bluetooth. guilty as charge. >> that is big one. if you're navigating.urning on something with like in your car and you are continually using gps that will drain it really, really quickly. gerri: here is the thing that i didn't know i learned in this segment that was such a shock ir. the ideal battery charge isn't 100%. >> no. actually, studies have shown, to maximize the life cycle of battery, batteries stop holding a charge after few years, to maximize the lifespan, keep it between 20 and 80% why the alley. gerri: don't let it just go to zero. >> ideally no. you can. and it will still hold a charge but if you want to keep the battery working three years from now, best thingo keep it in between that range. gerri: great idea. now the worst apps because we have apps that will just eat up all your bandwidth. talk about them. >> yeah. so on anything that's a game that will take high recent graphics whether infiniti blade or that definitely will be a huge one. that is maxing out the processor. gerri: android outlook vine, graphic heavy games like "candy crus

. >> and -- >> jimmy: is it a bluetooth thing or something? >> no, actually it's pretty cool.hat's cool. >> noc man. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, thanks. >> when you got the diaphragm, when you put it on the chest, the heart sounds are brought through an audio wave guide or sound tunnel if you will up to the microphone of the smartphone. >> jimmy: genius. gosh. could it work with me? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i have a heart. this is good. let me plug it in here. so everyone can hear my heart beat. but this is good because like sometimes your heart might fluctuate and then you show up at the doctor's office and he's like everything's fine. >> exactly. having a monitor at home. >> jimmy: so this would be proof like i wasn't lying see doctor. >> your own cardiologist. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly yeah. all right let's go. [ heart beat ] wow. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: does that sound right? >> sounds good to me. >> jimmy: maybe i'm a devil baby. i don't know. does that sound like everything working okay? can i hear it back? >> yeah. and you can also visualize them as well. >>

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this brings back the memory of 40 years so you can listen to your dij tased files using just the bluetoothe to connect anything and listen to the cd level and more like a 7.1 surround sound system at home. >> the reason i wanted to start this is because you have taken the industry by storm, not every one of them and there are still holding back that i think want to come in, but it's because you have the best, but not all cars are the best. you have -- if i buy a less expensive car i'm not going same the right harman system as the other. >> that's right. car companies want differentiation. bmw want the systems and we do all of the cars in porsche and their systems are so unique. all of these beautiful things coming from apple, from google, from samsung and blackberry, they're all unique, smart aarps like apple car play, but these have to fit in a much larger, complex system which differentiates bmw. we're also going to be doing the gm systems so system allows today being modular and software driven that you can do the feature set combination and be the low-cost at the same time and you can

so, john, you can wear that, put the bluetooth in your ear, you can put a couple of blackberry thingsok so cool. >> cooler. >> cooler. >> but why do i want the google glass? i mean, what is it going to do for me? >> you're going to have to try it and find out. >> can i get like digital readouts and look at people like terminator things? >> you can have a romantic dinner with your wife while reading your e-mail. >> hmm, now i'm interested. >> not something i recommend! >> all right, "new day" starts right now. the flames all of the way up at the bottom of the hill here. >> breaking overnight. out of control wildfires tear tlug southern california. thousands vac wevacuated, schoo closed, even the marines forced to flee. and this, a fire tornado in the middle of it all. >>> not letting go. a cnn exclusive, donald sterling on what happens next. is he going to give up the team? and what he now says about his wife and mistress. >>> battle of the great lady, was the head of the "new york times" forced out because she discovered she was paid less than ore male predecessor and less than one of

did you say bluetooth enabled? what does that mean? >> i can use my iphone.art: i have an iphone. you cannot give it to me. >> it is a fantastic product. stuart: we are interested because we want to see somebody go up against low pro. they are getting free publicity. >> thank you very much for having us. stuart: the contour action camera. thank you very much. >> thank you. stuart: dr. keith ablow says video games are evil. your reaction from facebook and twitter next. the dow is up 65. ♪ you were always on my mind ♪ baby, i didn't hold you ♪ all those lonely, lonely times ♪ i guess i never told you ♪ stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the flexcare platinum from philips sonicare and save now. philips sonicare [ male announcer ] it's one of the most amazing things we build and it doesn't even fly. we build it in classrooms and exhibit halls, mentoring tomorrow's innovators. we build it raising roofs, preserving habitats and serving america's veterans. every day, thousands of boeing volunteers help make their communities the best

bluetooth and this and that. >> we are just getting started here on "bloomberg surveillance ." former natons, ambassador, talked about the escalating tensions in ukraine following the vote. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." ♪ >> he is a beautiful mind. ron howard i believe doing "a beautiful mind" years ago and i believe now doing "24." grazer talking about the state of hollywood movies. today at 11:00 a.m.. >> he got married recently. >> only you would know this. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." me, adameene did with johnson, hollywood gossip queen scarlet fu. he get married to? what i think someone in the industry. i'm pretty sure i read he got married. >> do you go home and read "in style" magazine? >> this is more "hollywood reporter." >> so much better informed this morning. i don't know how you keep up. that in ukraine as well. all in a days work. >> business, economics, finance, and all of it wrapped around politics. he have called a referendum in two eastern provinces of ukraine a political farce. as ukraine disintegrates, how can brussels, how can 80, and for that m

intel has released a smart shirt designed for people to wear bluetooth and wi-fi to your smartphone.lly stream data to the the shirt uses embedded sensors made from conductive fiber to make the electronics hidden. contains electronics can easily be unplugged when you need to wash it. callboeing's 7-8-7 "dreamliner" has been cleared to fly five and a half hours over the ocean. far from the nearest emergency landing site. this decision comes while officials are still investigating the cause of a battery fire aboard a 7-8-7 last year. the incident led to a worldwide grounding of the plane. the aircraft first started carrying passengers in 2011. traversing oceans. a new poll turns up all kinds of contradictions when it comes to money and dating. seven in ten of those surveyed say it's unacceptable to expect but. most say it's a man's job to pay for the first date. additionally. the majority of those surveyed say it's ok to ask someone out because he or however. even more say it's unacceptable to turn down people still lead in the bottle for lisa look on the lookout for arsonists, the nei

>> bluetooth. >> on your phone. >> your phone will open the door. >> i kind of like that.is something -- traditional check-in could be a thing of the past. >> this is a bad choice. so today you're a business traveler and stay in a hotel every other week, you want to get straight to your room and on with your life. going on vacation, first time in bali, you want to enjoy that experience so you're in control and i think -- >> you're opening 8 to 16 hotels a year. >> at the moment, yes. >> how much of those are now you just managed the hotel and there is a partner who owns the -- >> it's all about getting the right partner working with -- we own very few hotels as a business. it's about our relationship with our customers and brands so find the right partner and develop the right hotel and that brings return. what's interesting about demand is we've seen the speed with which these premium hotels come to market. used to take three to five years to reach peak. that's happening in 18 months because of that level of demand on the global basis. >> it's a brave new -- paul, thanks

of course, that just explodes our category of head phones and bluetooth speakers. >> noel, streaming a business for beats. they have $1.2 billion in sales, 20 million songs in this library. how does that compare to monster? where is monster in that game right now? what type of sales are you doing and where do you think your valuation could reach if you see this deal as an inspiration and setting an example for what you potentially might do? >> we lost the beats license. we had to play catch-up. we brought the business up to over a billion dollars. now, we introduce a whole plethora of brand new products i believe are little baby beats with not focusing just on the hip-hop genre but focusing on sports, fitness, luxury, kids. so we introduce whole slew of brand new products that everybody can check out at monster products.com. >> have you been in contact with any potential buyers about an acquisition either recently or in this wake of this deal, noel? >> no. but i'm going to be looking! throw a few billion this way. i'm good with that. >> are we barking up the wrong tree here? so much

the sunglasses, they're bluetooth enabled. but i think some pricier sunglasses are in that range. you can get $100 off if you preorder them. not available just yet, we're told. but coming out very soon. >> that's a very needy pair of sunglasses. you're six feet away, come back! come back! >> where are you? >> come find me! come find me. >> and then the day you lose your phone and your sunglasses. >> forget about it. >> yeah. >> it's all over for you. >> they look okay, though. the thing you'd worry about is having an antenna. sticking off the top or something. but no. >> they look like a nice pair of expensive sunglasses. >>> so tamron, i love this. this was a very memorable story that you were part of. tell us about ben and his bucket list. >> ben is my new best friend. so his name is ben pierce. he's from my hometown of ft. worth, texas. he's 9 years old, born five months premature. he's losing his sight with every year he grows, he loses sight. and he at some point will become completely blind. so ben's bucket list went vir