the kjus bluetooth 2.0 gloves are retailing at £299. bit strange and people will walk past you with bewildered looks on their faces, but call volume is clear, the gloves are nice and warm and comfy and if your hands are wet and the sodden and you are the sort of person that takes a a lot of calls on the slopes, they are really, really convenient. pricey but convenient. to finish this week, you join me only back in taiwan you join me back in taiwan where i'm about to take on a challenge in front of a crowd who have very high expectations. let's hope i can pull it off. it's the annual arts festival and a local dance company have from all over the country and further afield come to compete in a celebration of music and dance. it's a big high—profile event so my team are taking a real risk by letting a total novice join their ranks. 0k, round the circle. 0k. with only an hour to go before the start of the parade, troop leader roger walks me through my role. i'd rather be hiding somewhere at the back but he's got me leading the whole team! l

the kjus bluetooth 2.0 gloves are retailing at £299.glove is a little bit strange, and people will walk past you with bewildered looks on their faces, but call volume is clear, the gloves are nice and warm and comfy and if your hands are wet and the sodden and you are the sort of person that takes a a lot of calls on the slopes, they are really, really convenient. pricey but convenient. well, that's all we have time for this week, coming up next week: rafa is in madrid where a transport revolution looks set to change the face of the city. three weeks ago it was full of traffic going around. only for pedestrians, for the people, no cars. i love it. join us for that if you can. until next time, from me carmen roberts and the rest of the team here in taipei, it's goodbye. hello. a brighter day for many of us today, but with more on the way of clear weather overnight that will lead to a widespread frost. here is a view of sunday sunshine from north wales. we have had a nice week when different bringing but rather into scotla nd different br

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so as millennials tried on bluetooth headbands, i went to see a man whose job it is to see inside theillennial consumer mind. as the head of marketing for the world's biggest retailer, chris tung has the huge job of working out what millennials want, and how to supply it. millennials are running the show. as digital tribes, they grew up on this digital world that is offering endless possibilities and connectivity through all the parties of interest without any boundaries. so how you think the attitude of those millennial makers, those entrepreneurs, are different from the generations that have gone before? i think they have... a bigger ego, i have to say. which is great, because a very clear point of view about how the world should be shaped or presented, just makes their ideas even sharper. do you think the rest of the world really understands the importance of this chinese millennial generation? do you think they are ready for it? i don't think so. that's why i think it is very important to share the current china story with the world. one of those stories chris tung thinks worth sh

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. >> a company called monit has a cookie-sized attachment that you can put on a diaper, and it's bluetooth gets dirty you'll get a notification on your phone. >> the sensor can detect whether there's a number one or a number two in the diaper. >> wow a diaper with built-in noteination. you know what else has built-in notification. human shit. also, who wants to get notifications on their phone every time their baby takes a crap? notifications are supposed to be fr good things. i don't want to be like, "oh, my phone is buzzing. i wonder if that's my food. oh, no, it's just my son's food coming out of its butt. what i like about c.e.s. is that it does give me a chance to see what i would be buying if i had unlimited money. >> and lamborghini has partnered with los angeles-based company bodyfriend to create a top-of-the-line massage chair called the l.b.f.-750. it has the esthetics and paint job of a lamborghini and comes with l.e.d. lighting. >> now, if this looks like something that may be a bit too fancy for your house, you might be right. it's worth a cool $30,000, and it's mostly been so

i did some research between and found that a lot of the bluetooth headphones and air pods may shut off due to thef nature the cold out here. everyone, everything, wants no partd of this c we're now in, guys. back inside to you. y ou know, i know there's a criskrispy kreme shop not far f where you are. >> the light just turned on. >> you serve it, justin, for sure. you and nick. >> i'll take care of myself for sure. >> i'll pay for it. better you than me outside. all right. ank you so much. if you think it's cold re, we ep talking about the poor people in chicago. minus 15 degrees and that's having aimpact on everything, schools, busingases, travel. fitzgerald is at the live desk. >> reporter: this isn't the worst that chicago has experienced. this is the second-coldest day in history. andhe frigid temperatures are going to continue. if you're catching aflight, check with your airline this morning. lle polar vor tetex is causing lot of canions and delays across the united states. there's more than 1,400 flight cancellations at chicago o'hare's airport alone. outside of the airport, re r

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. >> she says people at the scene told her the argument started over a bluetooth speaker. the men were wrestling on the ground, some witnesses did try to intervene. the man identified as kelly then stomps on the victim's head. >> and if that weren't enough, if he weren't near on the brink of death, the attacker fished into his pockets and stole whatever money he had. >> kelly was hired as part of glide's community safety team for the holidays. glide employees became aware of the incident after seeing the video and cooperated with authorities. >>> two men were arrested in shasta county accused of stealing two fema trailers meant for victims of the camp fire. witnesses called police after seeing an suv pulling one of the trailers off the lot of an rv park. fema had just set up the trailers a few days before. a chp helicopter managed to track down one of the trailers at the home of 58-year-old wayne bergman. he admitted to stealing both trailers and parking the second one at his brothers house. he was arrested on theft charges. another man was also arrested at bergman's broth

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a company called monnet has a cookie-sized attachment you can put on a diaper and it's bluetooth enabledhe diaper gets dirty you'll get a notification on your phone that that's what's going on so you can go change the diaper, whether it's in the middle of the day, middle of the night, whatever. and it's so your baby can avoid diaper rash. but it also will track sleeping patterns and things like that. >> okay. >> so it's got a lot of new parents super excited this year at the consumer electronics show. >> what's the radiation like? >> oh. wow. >> i'm just saying as a parent we have all these worries. >> that's a follow-up. >> yeah. i will get back to you. >> was i just debbie downer on that? >> what is the radiation like? >> all right. moving on to -- there's a new cat treadmill from a company in korea. >> that's what we all need. >> well, i have a few friends with some plus-sized felines. but it will shine a light inside the treadmill. you know when you shine a laser and it gets your cat to run around? this will do it for it. and also while you're gone you can play voice recordings of yo

the fact that someone can sniff those messages via bluetooth is not great. so thinking about that and really making a clear that companies were developing this, that people want the information and people are interested is a useful thing. i think we are in a very interesting point in this dialogue where people care about this anyway that they are realizing that these are real computers and i like that framing. my house is full of all sorts of computers and they make my life a lot better. they need to be something that we need to think very consciously about and that is the way we are going to get people to educate themselves and demand that kind of transparency from manufacturers. >> we have spoken a bit about the criminal potential to hack but and the long-term context, what is the actual protection that surrounds these devices? the fourth moment says the right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, vapors and effects and could an argument be made that these are affects that protect us or am i being somewhat naove here? >> there are a couple o

the fact that someone can snip those messages via bluetooth is not great. so making it clear to worries developing this, people want the information, and that people are interested is a useful thing. we are in a very interesting point in this dialogue where people care about this in a way that is -- they're realizing these are little computers and i like that framing. my house is full of little computers and they make my life better but they need to be something that we think very consciously about and that's the way we'll get people to educate themselves and to kind of demand that kind of transparency from manufacturers. >> we have spoken a bit about the, i suppose, criminal potential to hacking but in the law enforcement context, what is the actual protection that surrounds these devices, the fourth amendment says the right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers and effects, and couldn't an argument be made, well, these are affects that protect us or am i being naive here? >> there are couple of issues. the constitutional protection a

. >> gps signal, wi-fi signal, bluetooth and beacons? >> it would depend on the specifics but there may be situations, yes. >> gps, yes? >> yes. >> conversations with using google voice products? >> we give the option of turning it on and off. >> if a person didn't know voice and conversations using google voice products. >> when they initiate okay google and say the terms after. >> contents of information in google documents? >> we store the data but we don't read or look at your g-mail. >> but you have access to them. >> as a company, we have access to them, yes. >> i'm not asking if you do or don't, you could, though, there is a possibility? >> we have clear established policies on how we would view that data. >> and your policies has changed 28 times, including eight times since 2016. i think the policy, and this is why i'm asking these questions, there is any type or origin of data which google would refuse to collect that is not already prohibited by laws like copa or hippa? >> there are many categories today about anything to do w