the hackers can use bluetooth or onstar to steal your data and control your vehicle. in other words, there's never been a better time to own a 2002 windstar. toyota, by the way, is testing out a new car, it's tiny, called the toyota i-road. it's like 3 feet, slightly smaller than a person. they call it a fusion of a motorcycle and electric compact car, a bobsled and a shopping cart, which i feel safe already. this car looks like it could be totaled by a squirrel. it's unclear if ever the car will be are just testing it right now. at a certain point, isn't it just better to walk? let's go back outside where a man is holding kucousin sal's fish, and sal's coming back out. >> thanks so much. don't put him down, he gets nauseous. he needs two more minutes. i just have to find it. thank you, thank you. don't put him down. don't put him down. it's dirty and he gets sick, and he vomits. >> jimmy: one of those rare vomiting fishes. he gets nauseated on solid ground because he's used to being in the ocean with all the waves and everything. are any of you planning to go see "fi

bluetooth started introducing new to this fellow on the screen any he is known as the alala but his legs in his beak are sicker. the whole line islands used to have several species of crows at least six that we know of and they probably diverged from the crows of at least several hundred thousand years ago so this is a lot like the story of the darwin's finches where the animals a rise on the archipelago in we are not sure exactly how but in very small numbers and then spread out in different habitats to survive but the difference is most of them died out after the first humans arrived as the galapagos were not inhabit it until europeans arrived in hawaii the first polynesian is arrived at 1500 years ago and already they brought with them as species like the pacific route that competed or eight up the young and the eggs of the crows so most of the species were gone by the time europeans arrived. this is the last species that survived into modern times and native to the big island of hawaii and also under terrible pressure from habitat destruction and introduced species. by the 1980's the

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infotainment including bluetooth, hands-free and media players. even your wireless key fob.a hacker could shut down critical car functions. the alliance of automobile manufacturers, an industry trade group, says its members pledge to provide heightened protections and are making aggressive efforts to make sure we are advancing safety. experts say it's not a matter of if but when this happens. 50% of the cars sold this year have that wireless technology that we showed you how easy it would be to penetrate, which is why it's up to the car companies to stay ahead of this. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> rebecca jarvis is scaring me right now. i already turn off all my location services on my phone. >> do you? >> yeah. i'm becoming one of those paranoid people. i think if i were like 80 people would be concerned about me. >> so you're like paranoid rob lowe? >> well, a little more so. i feel like people are stealing my thoughts. but the idea that in your car everything you do, bluetooth and onward, could be a risk, that's really scary. good thing i don't drive. >> there a

people get up in demo attacks on where they go to the bluetooth for making hands-free phone calls.the most salient fact about your car is how secure the computer is. i live in the united kingdom. i flew here. that boeing 747 is connected to some tragically badly secure data controllers. it's not just that we keep our bodies inside of computers. we increasingly keep computers inside of her body. if you don't like either with a walkman or m3 three players, you will and if you live long enough and you are killed, some data to be hearing it and that is almost certainly not going to be an analog transistor hearing aid. it would be a computer you put inside your body. depending how it's configured it will either tell you but if they are rather people what you are hearing or make you hear things that aren't there or not like you hear things that are there. all of those things are possible depending how the computer is designed. this may sound like science fiction, but this is the reality on the ground today. part of a sadly deceased security research in 2012 download and wireless attack o

the toothbrush uses bluetooth, no pun intended to connect with the smartphone app. it has the latest news and weather to help you pass the time and lets you monitor your brushing performance. the toothbrush costs $220. >> hey we have an app, you can just turn that on while brushing. >>> for the rest of the news before the bell we turn to landon dowdy live on this friday. >> look at that smile. >> she's beaming, good morning, happy friday, landon. >> i need one of those toothbrushes. hey guys. the markets could be in for another choppy session today. stocks in the mix thursday with the dow in the red but the nasdaq for a seventh day win streak the longest of the year. they're expecting a plan to extend loans for greece and lower oil prices on reports of a smaller than expected increase in u.s. crude supplies last week. there's no major economic data today but look for earnings from deere, the tractor and farm equipment maker. the dow falling 44 points the nasdaq rising 18 to 4924. >>> it's been a week since reports first surfaced that apple plans to build its own ele

hackers can connect to your car's computers from anywhere, breaking in through bluetooth or built-in cell phone systems designed to connect you to an operator in an emergency. in a pbs "nova" series computer security researchers demonstrated how they could hack a car and control it remotely. >> we'll be applying your brakes shortly. right about now. yeah, that worked. >> reporter: so far there's no record of any car being maliciously hacked into on the road in the real world. but there's also concern about a mountain of information automakers are routinely collecting about your driving habits. your location, the time you travel and where you parked. tonight, automakers tell nbc news strong data privacy protections and vehicle security are essential to maintaining the continued trust of our customers. a race to plug security holes before the next generation of cars hits the road. peter alexander, nbc news, washington. >>> when we come back, about last night. what happened after the grammys were over following the stage rushing moment that had everyone talking. >>> sam smith may have d

group of cornell university students created an app that connected phones to crosswalk signals via bluetooth. they believe the app could save lives. but others say there's a much simpler solution. >> if it's a really important text that you're getting stop. read the text. then continue on. >> texting while walking is so common there's now a word for it. wexting. >> we've never done that. >> never ever. >> in the back of my mind i'm thinking someone is going to catch this on camera and i'm never going to live this down. [ laughter ] maybe just put the phone in your purse or pocket. >> good idea. >>> drivers in the santa cruz mountains about to take a major detour. the stretch of highway 9 that goes from santa cruz to felton that will be closed for six months for road work. traffic will be diverted on to highway 17. that is not just a pain for drivers. could be bad for businesses along highway 9 of course. in this video the highway was partially shut down during last week's storms. now business is very concerned. they'll be cut off from their customers during the busy spring and summer months.

hackers could tap into features like onstar, bluetooth, hands-free and media player devices. more dangerous, they could actually take remote control of acceleration and braking. automakers say they're working to address the concerns. >>> heinz is heating things up when it comes to its world famous ketchup. the company announced yesterday that it's going to begin producing ketchup that includes sriracha, the popular red hot sauce includes chili pepper paste guaranteed to add some kick to the ketchup and whatever it goes on. heinz says it will be on store shelves before the end of the month. >>> and the mexican food chain qdoba is offering a free burrito to anyone who shares a consensual kiss with someone els else on valentine's day. all you have to do is ordered someone smothered burrito, share a peck, and you get a second one free. they are calling it their smothered with a smooch campaign, and, yes, qdoba says it's meant to be over the top, but consensual is the key word. >> at least i know somewhere where i can get some loving. >>> when we come back, diet dilemma. the advic

the telematics systems like "on-star" and "car-net" info-tainment including "bluetooth" "hands free" and media players. even your wireless key fob. access to these, and a hacker could shut down critical car functions. the alliance of automobile manufacturers, an industry trade group says its members "pledge to provide heightened protections" and are making "aggressive efforts to ensure that we are advancing safety." >> this is a bit of a nightmare. experts tell you, it's just a matter of time? >> reporter: not if but when david. 50% of the cars sold this year have this wireless technology. it's up to car companies to fix the problem. >> all right, rebecca, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the one ingredient that could help you lose weight? >>> and what was discovered in neil armstrong's closet? was it supposed to be left on the moon? >>> and then sam smith. what he revealed after that giant night for him last night. we'll be right back. alright, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours but aleve can last 12 hours. and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol a

. >> reporter: other interactive toys might use bluetooth technology or collect frfrgs in information from the web. it comes with a risk. >> as soon as you have information stored there is a potential security issue there. >> reporter: experts urge parents to remember the big technology that can go into a little toy. >> you do want to protect it the same way you'd protect any data or smartphones. >> reporter: so your child's data doesn't go -- >> to infinity and beyond! >> mark barge. nbc news. >>> hello barbie goes on sale this fall for $75. parents were review, clip or delete any audio clips of their child from their server. >>> this next story is causing a firestorm online and throughout the newsroom. what color is this dress? some say it's a blue dress with black lace. others say it's a white dress with gold lace. it's a fact that the dress actually is blue and black, but a lot of people don't see it that way. we want to know what color you think the dress is. let us know on our facebook page. we'll slow results at end of the show and tell you why people can't seem to agree on the

. >> other interactive toys use bluetooth technology to collect information from the web to answer questions says the new toys like hello barbie will be available this fall. >>> right now police in l.a. searching for the person who stole a one of a kind dress actress lupita nyong'o wore to the academy awards. the gown was taken from her hotel room on wednesday. detectives are reviewing security footage and guest logs to see if it leads to any clues about who may have snatched it. the ivory calvin klein dress is worth about $150,000. >> stunning dress. gorgeous. i hope she find has dress. >>> this next story is causing a firestorm online. and of course debate throughout our own newsroom. >> we want to know what color is this dress? some say it's blue with black lace. others say it's a white dress with gold lace. we may or may not get it actually. but -- >> we'll have it for you in a little bit. because the whole idea of the reason why there is some buzz about it is because the same person -- or two people could look at the same dress and have a completely different view of what color it is. s

bluetooth or other communication protocol? i think that becomes the paramount question. what does that scenario look like for my experience. >> one of the positive side effects of all of this entrepreneurship is you do get kind of 1000 flowers blooming. it is so easy now. you source the parts over the cloud, you buildings, everything can be done virtually. you can really be in the hardware business even if you are one person. we found great examples of people making products for fun. the risk is because there is no had to this monster,--head to this monster, the concern is privacy and security. which is no surprise. a lot of folks are going into the business of the internet of things. smart devices don't have a lot of history. they don't understand the concept. they don't think about encryption. they don't really think about what is the risk. not so much the damage, but the bad pr it causes for everyone when somebody hacks the base of a smart baby monitor and starts talking to someone else's kid. it is so creepy. people start to set back -- step back, and say maybe there

they will jump-start the bluetooth business. dividend dynamo.ou can't be in kissimmee and not say disney. it's not just six or seven year-year-olds. they have amazing things coming out. avengers. they have star wars coming out in september. charles: better be better than the last three made. we're in florida. the home of disney. smart people are in the audience. we'll come back and take more questions from them. flethree minutes, making you money. [applauding] ♪ charles: we're live at the world moneyshow, at the gaylord palms resort and convention story in florida, kissimmee. right? kissimmee. all right. all right. ♪ [applauding] charles: all right, guys. we're at that time again. we want to answer more of your questions. typically we do it by tv. send a couple in. we have a live audience. you know this is our favorite part. we have art from cape canaveral. hey, art. >> hi, charles, what keeps you awake at night about your own retirement? [laughter] charles: i don't stay awake about my retirement, but the future of america. i've got an 18-year-o

connecting the bluetooth equipment inside the ambulance will be phase two of the project. >> i can keepaintaining contact with my patient, looking in the corner of my eye seeing all the visual of his vital signs without taking my eyes off of him. >> reporter: like star trek. >> absolutely. it is great. >> that was nbc's charlie wojciechowski reporting for us. >>> dangerous cold grips our region. if you have to be outside, bundle up. wear layers and keep yourself protected. a live look over market street in center city philadelphia. glenn is tracking the cold and the weekend storm. he'll break that timing down for us just ahead. >>> and body slammed during a basketball game. the violent move caught on camera that landed a school worker behind bars. >>> nbc 10 first alert weather breaking news. >> just about 11:30. dangerous cold across our area. some places are breaking records on one of the coldest mornings we have seen in decades. we're looking live at philadelphia's boathouse row. you see the schuylkill's iced up and snow there as well. conditions are even more brutal in the poconos.

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i don't know if my car is very dated but while we have bluetooth to be able to talk on the phone howoften do you get a message while you're driving and you're tempted to read it. i don't know if it will be in an automated voice that reads it out to you or if people already have that technology but i'll welcome it. >> it will introduce a safer way of still staying connected to the social media road while also trying to stay focused on driving. >> i need to know while i'm driving if you poked me or retweeted you. >> some market participants say this is ford's way to get access to market growth in china. we'll see if that happens. all right we'll leave you with a look at how u.s. futures are trading ahead of the open on wall street after a mega run over the past two weeks. the dow indicating a lower open. the market is running out of team. s&p 500 down six. we'll get you more on markets going forward after this break. >>> welcome to worldwide exchange. i'm seema mody. >> i'm wilfred frost. >> u.s. headlines pointing to a lower open on wall street. this after a record close on friday. >>

it doesn't work that well for people using their bluetooth. 55% say they have no phone recognition in their vehicle even though they have software designs in the vehicle that should recognize the phone. 31% say they cannot get an automatic connection with their phone as soon as they enter the vehicle. overall, 2012 molds anddels registered problems in the vehicles. 60% were design related. we're not talking about manufacturing issues as much as design problems in the eyes of consumers. the five most dependable brands according to j.d. power, lexus followed by buick and a tie between honda and porsche. there's a real opportunity not only for tech companies but the auto makers if they can get it right in terms of connectivity within the vehicle there's a chance to win over customers because every time they have a car that's not working property in terms of phone connectivity they run a real risk of losing that customer. >> so city's autos team have written extensively about the positive impact of technology in the sector. joining us is jonathan the european equity strategist at city gro

directly use bluetooth some other type of communication protocol? and ultimately the use case scenario becomes the paramount question, what does that use case scenario look like? >> so one of the positive side effects of all this is you do get a thousand flowers blooming and people experimenting. you source the parts, can build stuff over them and everything can be done in such a virtual way that you can be in the hardware business even if you are one person. the risk is because they're is no head is one of the big problems we are already seeing concern about privacy and security which is know surprise. a lot of the folks at going into the business they may literally be startups. so they don't understand concepts like privacy by design, think about encryption what is the risk case and not so much even the damage but the bad puerto rico that causes when somebody hacks the smart baby monitor and starts talking to somebody else's kid which is so creepy the people step back and say maybe their should be some central authority. clearly not the way things

companies that use that system, 55% of the people said they can't get any phone recognition on their bluetoothre was no automated connection as soon as they got into the car for overall vehicle dependability. when you look at the 2012 mogdzs 3-year-old models you're two and a half more times likely to have your connectivity system break down and three years than you are in the first three months. 2012 models and 1.5 problems per vehicle. 60% of the problems are design related. we're not talking about mechanical failures. we're talking a lot about tech issues within the dashboard of the vehicle. that said, the most dependable vehicles according to jd power for 2015. lexus tops the list. let's hand it to the folks -- buick is having a heck of a week. comes in at number two. climbs to the number two spot. toyota is third. followed by cadillac, and then you have a tie for fifth between honda and porsche. i want to quickly show you the stocks over the last year. for some of the key suppliers who are working in that dashboard area brian. we're talking about johnson controls visteon, delphi. we're no

bluetooth or other communication protocol? i think that becomes the paramount question. what does that scenario look like for my experience. >> one of the positive side effects of all of this entrepreneurship is you do get kind of 1000 flowers blooming. it is so easy now. you source the parts over the cloud, you build everything can be done virtually. you can really be in the hardware business even if you are one person. we found great examples, of people making products for fun. the risk is because there is no had to this monster,--head to this monster, the concern is privacy and security. which is no surprise. a lot of folks are going into the business of the internet of things. smart devices don't have a lot of history. they don't understand the concept. they don't think about encryption. they don't really think about what is the risk. not so much the damage, but the bad pr it causes for everyone when somebody hacks the base of a smart baby monitor and starts talking to someone else's kid. it is so creepy. people start to set back -- step back, and say maybe there's b

bluetooth or other communication protocol? i think that becomes the paramount question. what does that scenario look like for my experience. >> one of the positive side effects of all of this entrepreneurship is you do get kind of 1000 flowers blooming. it is so easy now. you source the parts over the cloud, you buildings, everything can be done virtually. you can really be in the hardware business even if you are one person. we found great examples, of people making products for fun. the risk is because there is no had to this monster,--head to this monster, the concern is privacy and security. which is no surprise. a lot of folks are going into the business of the internet of things. smart devices don't have a lot of history. they don't understand the concept. they don't think about encryption. they don't really think about what is the risk. not so much the damage, but the bad pr it causes for everyone when somebody hacks the base of a smart baby monitor and starts talking to someone else's kid. it is so creepy. people start to step back, and say maybe there's be some

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campaign of training and education aol campaign about how not to do that we're taking advantage of bluetooth technology in our vehicles now so that we not predisposed to looking away from what we should be down the roadway. we are going to biannual training now. all of my deputies are required to have vehicle driver training every two years. and our ultimate goal is to reduce number of traffic crashes. we do have a mandatory body armor policy within our agency as well. >> may i just chime in on this i'm sorry you can't give you any non-verbal cues i would like to answer as well but -- >> you can wave your hands or something. >> i was going to hold up a sign but i'll tell you the point that craig made about a culture shift is really important one. let me add to that discussion. you described in your question these vehicle accidents and i will tell you as trauma surgeons we don't ever use the word accident. an accident is a act by god you know you throw your hands in the air you have no idea how to prevent this i can tell you these are law enforcement vehicle crashes and law enforcement injure

do we use bluetooth, some other type of communication protocol?nd ultimately, what's the use case scenario? i think that becomes the paramount question. what does that look like for my experience? >> yeah, and one of the sort of -- one of the positive side effects of all this entrepreneurship and innovation, you do get kind of 1,000 flowers blooming and people experimenting and as robin says, it's so easy now, you source the parts over the cloud, build stuff and everything can be done in such a virtual way that you can really be in the hardware business even if you're one person. and we found some great example of a couple of art teachers making products just for fun. the risk, though, is because there is no head to this monster, it is one of the big problems we're already seeing is concerns about privacy and security. >> yeah. >> which is no surprise. so, you know, a lot of the folks are going into the business of internet of things of you know, sort of smart devices don't have a lot of history, may have no history may literally be start-ups. so

you can talk to us via bluetooth headset. >> you guessed it. >> are you surprised by gap or the strengthth what urban turned in. though i do think both are more promotional. but longer term i'm concerned that urban is telling us they're going to increase the size of all stores by a factor of three times and make them much more destination spots and places that will be higher dwell time opposed to just focusing on what they're doing best right now which is growing their internet business. short-term it looked good. aeropostale had horrible numbers. they were down 9%. they just weren't as bad as people thought. their sales are down 24%. but people still traded the stock up because, wow, guess what. they were better than people expected. doesn't mean it's good. they're still facing into the toughest competition out there. they've got to be against forever 21 h & m, and other teen retailer and store. i can't get excited long-term on either one of those two. gap i feel differently about. i feel they can be a great omni-channel retail per. and i think they're doing the right things. but they j

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. >> we have some bluetooth challenges. >> coming back up. attack natalie.ots are really big. now kids can get their own life size best friend. he can introduce himself. >> what's your name? >> t-15 ks. >> he was saying it was great to be on "the "today show."" he has been working on a little dance for you, he's a showoff. >> let's see it. >> what do you got, be ig guy? >> all right. >> he's shy. >> he's shy. >> did you see him? >> so there is a great robot t. kids can program him. they can program him to tell jokes. he's got voice recognition. he's really good at doing high 5s. >> the kid builds the robot and programs the whole thing. >> some are prototypes coming out in the fall. >> all practice to type two things everything in the fall. >> we have mia. >> technology the future technology is here. we are putting it in our kids' hands. we are so excited about all of the 3d presenters. this is the 3d creation maker. mia is using a great gel. you put it into the machine. it comes with molds. you take it out. you have these little pieces. >> then you assemble