. >> but the sona and brookstone count tests to make their claims take it with a grain of salt because a lot of those are based on a few individuals this one gives you a head massage to help you relax. studies are pending on this pillow. . >> it comes down to a matter o' of comfort. >> he does say if you have serious sleep issues, don't pin your hopes to a pillow. >> for a person that has a serious sleep disorder there are certainly a lot of different treatments that are more accepted. >> matt's snoring didn't stop with the pillow he tested but his wife said it was not as loud as in the past so his search for the perfect pillow continues. >> when we told brookstone that the company didn't work for him, they reiterated that the packaging states that it had been tested to cut down on snoring. . >> we're working for you tonight explaining some o' of the big changes coming with your twitter account. it's a new app called vine. it lets you share videos just like pictures like a tweet but you need to keep it short and sweet. it can't go over six seconds. twitter saysother platforms are in th

steve schwartz is from brookstone, they're developing this prototype. this seems like a great idea.hat really simple? >> why do dwe do this? why do we take a speaker and put it inside one of our best selling pillows? we did it because a t solves a terrific problem. so many of our tv waters have a partner in in bed, and they cannot watch tv without disturbing their partner. so so many of us, we lead ourselves toward wearing a set of headphones which are uncomfortable. why not take the pillow, connect, it put speakers inside, have a small control box. that connects up so all you do is hook up your transmitter to the tv that comes with the product. >> it's wireless. >> sends it all wirelessly to the pillow. there are two built-in speaker inside which you can't see. they're built inside the memory foam aspects of the pillow. >> okay. then what you get is very quiet sound. you're not going to get a big, loud stereo, you're going to get silent audio that's going to be just what you need. >> and a crazy question, people can still sleep on, this right? after the show is over. >> they sure c

>> or if you go to brookstone or amazon and buy one online. >> jon: with a hell-fire sniffle. >> notre a little bit more. >> jon: the technology is simple. >> we call them unmanned aerial vehicles because the word drone takes on a stupidness. they are getting smarter. they are sim aircraft. that's one of reasons they are so popular because they are cheaper to build and a lot cheaper to fly and maintain. you don't need an expensive pilot that costs millions to train. >> jon: doesn't take away any advantage that the united states has. if we have advantage it's that we like to spend a huge amount of money on defense. the only advantage we have is like you've got one tank, we've got a million. >> so we're just building more drones. >> jon: more drones? >> yes. >> jon: is there -- you know, technology has in some ways democratized people's ability to do a tremendous amount of damage. if you can cheaply make a drone and arm it with a missile, things that only a country could do before could be done by individual groups. not top only discuss the dystopian division of drones, is there a divi

this is from brookstone. the pillow has speakers inside.u're listening to the tv, watching whatever show and movie you've got on, you can watch it without disturbing the person lying next to you. >> a good father's day present, may even save a few marriages. >>> the electronic utensil lets you know if you're eating too fast. >> it will light up or buzz or tell you to slow down. >> you'll have a gentle vibration. >> reporter: at $99, it's being called the world's first smart fork. >>> ultra hd tv, the headliner at this year's consumer electronics show. >> it's four times the resolutionative traditional hg tv which means you can have a bigger tv, you can sit closer to that tv and it will be much, much, much cloerer. >> reporter: they are, in fact, stunning. content, though, is limited. and the price can go upwards of a whopping $2700. >> $99 for a smart fork, i don't know about that. >> we don't need ultra hd. you aall know enough about our faces. >>> i vote for the top hat. it might be gone forever. tell you why. meet the 5-passenger ford c-

this is from brookstone and a pillow that has speakers inside. selling point is, if you're listening to the tv, watching whatever show or movie, you can listen to it without disturbing the person lying next to you. >> it will be a terrific father's day gift. >> reporter: the hapifork which could save you a few pounds. the electronic utensil lets you know if you're eating too fast. if you're eatingest to if a, it will buzz or light up and tell you to slow down. >> a gentle vibration. >> reporter: at $99, the world's first smart fork. next, ultrahd tv. the headliner at this year's consumer electronic show. >> four times the resolution of a traditional hdtv. which means you have a bigger tv in your room and you can sit closer to that room and that tv will be much, much clearer. >> reporter: they are, in fact, stunning. the price for the big sets can go upwards of a whopping $20,000. meet the 5-passenger ford c-max hybrid. when you're carrying a lot of weight, c-max has a nice little trait, you see, c-max helps you load your freight, with its foot-ac

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woman, you might end up at sephora, grab a new nail polish or nail art f you're a guy, head to brookstone little bit better about yourself, but resist the urge to go big. >> none of this chocolate, for example, is more than $12. >> good to know. i'm glad you're bringing this up this morning. starting sunday people may start to see new fees on their credit card bill. >> surcharges, imposed by the retailer, up to 4% of what you are spending on anything essentially. we've seen this in other countries, australia has been through this. the uk has been through this. and we don't expect that the surcharges will hit immediately. they'll start to roll out slowly, likely for things like airlines, hotels, utilities, taxis. they're going to have to tell you when they impose a surcharge. you'll see a sign, if you're shopping online, you'll see a notice. you'll know that's a really good time to use your debit card or pay cash. >> pay cash if you can? >> yeah. >> super bowl time, a week from sunday. people do two things. >> they eat. >> and watch tv. >> you can get good deals on both. over at chipotle,

this is from brookstone, a pillow that has speakers insides.he selling point is if you're listening to the tv, watching whatever show or movie you have on, you can listen to it without disturbing the person lying next to you. >> we think it will be a terrific father's day gift. may save a few marriages. >> reporter: finally the happy fork which might be able to save you a few pounds. the electronic utensil lets you know when you're eating too fast. it will buzz or light up and tell you to slow down. >> yes. you'll have a gentle vibration. >> reporter: at $99, it's being called the world's first smart fork. >> it's important because you can lose weight, but also your digestion will be much better. >> reporter: another of the cutting edge products at ces where 2,000 companies from all over the world are showing off their new products to the 150,000 people that came here to be dazzled. >> that is very cool stuff. but $99 to tell you you're eating too fast is this. >> i won did ter if you can coat yourself in the waterproof stuff. >> i thought you

this is from brookstone and it's a pillow that has speakers inside it.you're listening to the tv, watching whatever show or movie you've got on, you can listen to it without disturbing the person lying next to you. >> we think it's going to be a terrific father's day gift, may even save a few marriages. >> reporter: finally, there was the hapi fork. the electronic utensil lets you know if you're eating too fast. if you're eating too fast, it will buzz or light up to tell you to slow down. >> you'll have a gentle vibration. >> reporter: at $99, it's being called the world's first smart fork. >> that's why eating slowly is very importantly. you can lose weight and your digestion is going to be much better. >> reporter: another of the cutting edge exhibits that caught our eye at ces, where 2,000 companies from all over the world are showing off their new products to the 150,000 people who came here to be dazzled. dan simon, cnn, las vegas. >>> and happening now, passengers are thrown into the air in a new york city ferry crash. an overwhelmed hospital resul

immediately you can send her a gift in one of the stores that facebook is associated with. 1-800-flowers, brookstonenue. >> you had no faith that facebook would monetize to now believing in the future. how long do you normally hold the stock for? because you seem to be living very much in the moment. because at the ipo, could you have said this is a huge platform, this is a huge future once they learn to monetize it, but you chose not to then. now a complete u turn. >> but you have to remember the company went through a complete u turn. so when they went public, mark zuckerberg published called the hacker away, and if you were reading that, you knew there was going to be a problem but there's a line that says simply put, we don't build services to make money. we make money to build better services. if you're being told by all your bankers and analysts that you're the best thing since sliced bread and don't worry about making money and just worry about your mission for connecting people, that sounds great. when your stock gets cut in half and your employees and shareholders run happy, then you go we