. >> for more on the future, i am joined by dan ackerman at cnet. most surprising find? think that0% to 40% within 50 years we will be colonizing other planets and teleporting. that sounds like wishful thinking. >> that is just crazy. no way that will happen. >> in a couple hundred years, we can talk about those. difference inny gender and attitudes toward technology? >> the survey reflect a lot of what i have seen. generally positive attitude. they're able to see how this impacts them. can see the benefit from it. is an undercurrent of apprehension. >> men and women feel the same? comeshink a lot of that from people thinking about google glasses and people worried about being spied on and you see that in the news all the time. people feel the positive stuff is balanced out by the keeping -- the creeping big brotheris ness that does not go away. >> do older field -- people feel if -- feel more at present -- apprehensive? >> the positive feeling about technology, 60% or so cut across different age groups, different demographic groups and that says something about how peop

. >> cnet editor at large brian cooley is here with numbers behind the decision. >> that's right.all the new law requires all new cars to have a camera by may of 2018. for that car maker it's going to add $45 to $135 to the price of a new car. that's about what it's going to ballpark at. by the way this was the reason that didn't get passed sooner is because car makers said hey it's going to add a lot of overall cost. preventing they estimate 58 to 69 back of deaths every year and that's not all of them. there are 210 back over fatalities in the u.s. every year. this is going to prevent a portion of themment runaway cars and unintended acceleration will not be cured by this. the car makers say it's a small benefit for what will be hundreds of millions of dollars of added consumer cost across the fleet. so it's difficult calculus. i mean who wants to put a value on a human life but the car makers of course from the business of every little penny is part of the margin is how they can price their car competitively. >> you think it's worth it to save one life. >> i test a lot of cars

so one that we just reviewed at cnet is called dash. and dash is absolutely free. needed to do is purchase your obd. these cost anywhere from 10 to to $70. it tracks your fuel economy. your dash app connects through bluetooth to your obd, it will track your fuel economy, map your trip on gps. it will locate your car. use your app to save your parking location so on those busy mall days, you will find your car. it will even give you a drive score so this is proprietary. >> wow. >> this is how they're distinguishing themselves from other apps. because a lot of these apps do a lot of the same things but what dash does is it gives you a drive score from one to 100. and it's based on how hard you brake, how fast you accelerate, how fast you're driving, and there is another metric that it uses that it calculates and then lets you compare your score to your friends who are using it. >> of course it does. >> of course. >> i hope it doesn't say you have gained five pounds i can tell you're sitting in the driver's seat. >> that's what your fit bit is for. [ laughter ] >> doe

timsteins is with us, editor at large with cnet from albany, new york. it's good to see you again.hat are the immediate effects, if any today for all of the people, the businesses, the organizations still using xp? >> there are no immediate affects. it's not like the pcs are going to stop working. all of the access are going to continue to work just like before. in fact, application manufacturers said they will support xp as well. anti- virus programs will continue to be updated and overa overall, it will work like buff but the big risk is like flying without a parachute. if something goes wrong, micro soft said they are not going to provide support. >> how vulnerable, then, will xp users be to hackers, bugs? you mentioned something about updates to maybe some virus, anti-virus software. will xp eventually become unusable? it's much more vulnerable now. basically, the theory is because microsoft will be supporting other versions of windows, if a big exploit is found in one of those and microsoft doesn't fix it, that means pc users using xp will be vulnerable to exploits. pe

cnet senior editor dan ackerman joins us to talk about why tech companies are vying for your tv screenleave yours cable provider. dan, thank you for being here. >> good to be here. >> these things are not as big as i thought they were. you say set top box and i think of cable boxes, a huge thing. what do these things do? >> these basically taken a internet signal and put it on your tv. people talk about streaming stuff on line on your laptop, but how do you get that on your 50 inch bigger steve? that's what you use these boxes for. >> let's talk about which ones are here, what do you think of them and which one do you like? >> there are two categories these days. they're broken down into the $50 and under category and the roughly $100 category. the least expensive one is the google chrome cast which is this little usb style here. it plugs right into your tv and i left the cable dangling to remind you you need power for it and this works with a lot of google services, you can get netflix and it basically streams stuff from your laptop to your tv. >> i can already do that on my tv. >> we

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the editor-in-chief of cnet says the potential for theft is high. >> we saw what happened with target, hackers are wylie bunch, a lot of them out there in the world. >> reporter: the biggies of the banking world, chase, bank of america and wells fargo, have made deals with microsoft to continue to receive security support for xp. but smaller banks and credit unions don't have such deals putting both you and them in a potential financial lurch. >> we see a lot of banks scrambling to find an alternative. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >> if your bank hasn't made a deal with microsoft yet, you can avoid the problem by avoiding the atm. you can go inside and use the teller or try online banking. >>> time now 4:51. caught on camera. a laptop theft in a coffee shop. the video san francisco police want you to see. >> and a girl scout on a mission. the incredible record she set in cookie sales and what this young lady wants to do next, when we come back. let's face it, most people don't know how to choose a new dentist. that's where we come in. we've helped over 8 million people find the

cancellation still no one was blocked into making a fuss and the only those who need to support ukraine's cnet where present in this tight games yet assigned to the toliet and we have to be together again. it is an east toward the end of the city of residence and the students local and non residents on tasty with the fact that the implications and yet again it is simply like the people in the east progress and tim worked as a fiction about to crash on the russian speaking population and the gel baghdad last thing you recall the sound which is maybe a mistake as the money didn't see this as a mechanic and down and the ninety percent of the site what is going to claim the beginning of the people who studied at the winners of the team which is that he may have noticed that our consciousness due to an education when you put in on you crazy. that is why it may be made to dispense have been guided by me since evans inclination to bed happy that they didn't have to stop any fights. in my mind at the end of the memphis to clean. add the cream and a friend and the russian army was backing the so called

scandal claims that the city is one of the top stds and our worries us very much because the pieces to cnet work and a sunny one day the other ones are around the nation. maybe just might find something to a needle into the stands and tickle him and i'm at it why are we going to make sure that they were nice because sophia to credit history the ato new england in the ocean beaches we noted that means we take our time in charge me. it's the eighty hour work stoppage it's the eighteen hundreds on stage. ok so it looks like some more work there to be done on their behalf what's in it for private prison companies like gl for instance which runs this detention center to operate like this. and then continue making that millions of dollars in profit as required the world. this kind of get the attention and they took and i decided to take our nation. plenty of room in there making money out of the people he. christine. i'm a memory they may. the church of the ten hundred sixty dollars a person in detention centers. now close to two hundred people according to gm. i think people in detention centers

i economic growth rate is lagging behind its on cnet news and the country's main doing physical standoff. almost six months off the protesters began to monday's resignation of prime minister and the election a lot and this piece to be using them in a tent. but the sect is of the economy such as tourism and foreign investment have forty something that meets risky loans that was once owned by pass the details anti government protesters at one time had in the intersections of the thai capital. many of them have now shifted to look the part in the heart of bangkok pleasure of catching up. as he got up thinking that our businesses like this one st hotel in front of the park occupancy rates of less than thirty percent each arctic wind from the two to seventy percent of the hotel staff rooms facing the protest zones are off limits for safety reasons. what i was trying to attract guesses with new promotions. it's even offering thirty percent discount. photo is still struggling as the political crisis shows no signs of abating. this situation has become worse if every the hotel in the city center

compensation deal in the black sea in which russian warplanes but the us destroyer and a visit to kiev by cnet for john brennan. pro russian separatists are continuing to take over buildings in eastern ukraine so on the premier they're just a minute re exercises but two things one ukrainian paratroopers you can see she looks lovely on the first sign that the government's preparing to put into mourning into effect consenting to indulge in anti operation and then the rebels laid down their arms. the study in itself is nothing to show the rebels are obeying the ultimatum to leave. time to prove russian police have tightened their grip by occupying government buildings. he called on russian president of the beer putin to come to their age if they come under attack protesters are sticking to their demands that they want a referendum. i believe that people work to earn money from the authorities give us the finger but for what you want to ski well post them was important thing is that we want autonomy from kfc. we want all the money to remain here with us that don't get to them. kiev the interim pre

cancellation still no one was brought into making fussing week on the bill is touring to support ukraine's cnet weapon isn't as tight games yet assigned to the toliet and we have to be together in a city that isn't a store nearby this demented incentives to this local and non residents on tasty with the fact that the implications and yet again it is simply like the people in the east progress and didn't want a depiction about to crash on the russian speaking population and the gel but that thing really call the town with youth radio is the case. i mean didn't think he did after my dad was gunned down at ninety percent what is going to claim the beginning you people who study at the winners of the team which is that she may have noticed that our consciousness due to an institution when you put in on the fence into the black and white it may be made to dispense have been dotted and the chance evans inclination to bed happy that they didn't have to stop any fights in the semi naked and on the memphis to claim the crane and a friend and the russian army was taking this so called self defense this w

according to a cnet report users can scroll through and pick movies, shows, apps and games. >> twitter isn't tweeting the news, but insiders say that the social media platform is about to introduce 15 new products for advertisers and is beta- testing at least one more mobile downloads. . >>> 21st century technology helped a terminal ill man and his new bride create the wedding of their dreams. >> you are husband and wife together. >> elizabeth weissman and vince ryan met and vinny has a very rare and addressiv form of cancer that spread through his body didn't stop either of them. two were married because their families could make it to philadelphia for ceremony and that is where skype came in. >> i om hope one day that i can love like she casz. >> family members watched as the two tied the knot making it a day that they will never forget. >>> up next california's drought is making one river cleaner. we'll explain. plus, nasa captures a solar flare. how it may have an impact here on earth? >>> plus warm today warmer tomorrow, meteorologist mark tamayo shows us how high temperatures wil

this all came out of a cnet article over the weekend.for nike's stock and business? sam poser joins us, a senior research analyst from stern a.g. on the news line, what do you make of this report? given that nike has focused so much attention and investment on technology and on things like the fuel band? >> well, i don't think it's really that material. but, you know, certainly press they don't want to see. they've talked about possibly doing some of the software. you know, they're still going to do nike plus. i think they found that probably some of the other products from other people, and i'm not that familiar with many of them, you know, can give a lot more detail as far as your -- as far as heart rate and things like that. something that the fuel band wasn't doing. and i think that, you know, with nike, one thing, when they can't be the best, they don't play. we've seen them, you know, get out of col haan, we've seen them go away from umbro because they found they could do nike soccer better than umbro could do it. this is one of th

according to cnet nike is running away from the horde wear technology and thoughts. >> they were bestn breed but not this particular category. i like their decision, they will step away from this technology if these reports are right and all these people fired, i think from the sell-off it's just about the level you can take the stock back. >> why they're getting out of the market may have nothing to do with wearable tech. we will discuss it at "street signs." that was a tease. >>> negotiations to merge the world's two biggest gold mining companies. they may have broken down, jim, your thoughts? >> i think it's tough to be in gold miners right now. better metals, like cliffs or u.s. steel. gold could go up and down but we don't have the inflation to drive it up. a blown merger like this doesn't bode well for the players. 92 both these names dramatically under-performing. >> along with the price of gold. >> propelling tesla's model saying he expects to make cars in china in three or four years. your take. >> off 20% since feb. although it found a bounce at the 100 day moving average, e

according to our partners over at cnet, facebook says that one day it will also pass that informationvertisers so they can better target their ads. frank and juliette, i am thinking, not for me, i'm opting out. >> no kidding. >> jill wagner, cbs money watch, thanks so much. >>> 5:41, bart recently unveiled its fleet of the future and the new look has some football fans fuming. we'll explain coming up. >>> and i'm mark kelly live at golden gate park where it is about time to clean up hippy hill after the 4/20 celebration. how this chill event turned serious. ,,,,,, [ female announcer ] it balances you... it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley. nature at its most delicious. my mornings are definitely not routine. and that can take a lot of energy. [ female announcer ] introducing nature valley breakfast biscuits. four biscuits, 26 grams of whole grains that give you the energy to help keep you going. i love nature valley breakfast biscuits. wireleare awesome. they let us use o

in mountain view, california, i'm sumi das, cnet, for cbs news. >>> i love talking about our weather because it's so beautiful. >> what did you do today? >> i was outside and spent as much time outside, hard to come to work, i'm not going to lie. beautiful outside. >> i think dennis scheduled it. i think we should be live outside. >> good time out there. >> happened to be the home opener of the giants. just go figure. beautiful day outside and really we talk about this pattern change. it won't be as warm. there is no one day that i would deem chilly. there's no rain in the forecast. we are going to be dry. just perhaps not as warm. live look outside now. we'll tell you something because if you have clear skies this evening, we have tonight what's called the opposition of mars. as soon as the sun sets in the west, mars will rise in the east. this happens once every two years. we're very close to mars. and mars will appear 10 times brighter than any other star in the sky and, of course, mars is red so you can easily see it. watch out for mars rising in the east in about one hour. tempe

. >> reporter: wayne cunningham with cnet says google is working with car companies to create a similarandroid customers. >> automakers don't want to be stuck with one type of phone. they don't want to just sell to iphone users. >> reporter: ferrari, honda and hyundai also plan to offer apple's car play in some models later this year. and that could be music to the ears of iphone users giving them one more way to stay connected in their cars. jericka duncan, kpix 5. >> 13 other companies including ford, nissan and toyota have also committed to using car play in the future. >>> a lot of plans this weekend. a lot of family events. people getting out. people coming into the city. >> mm-hm. >> pretty nice weather. >> it's going to be perfect. we have a pattern change coming just in time. we are going to hold it off just in time for all those outdoor weekend plans. yes, saturday and sunday looking excellent. after that, let's chat. we'll take a peek outside and show you what's happening. russia see the golden gate bridge but the marine layer blocking our view but should be a spectacular suns

the company according to cnet is laying off people that make it, the hardware group. david: mobile payments startups square, launched by twitter, cofounder jack dorsey may be putting itself up for sale. "wall street journal" reporting google, apple, and ebay all discuss ad possible acquisition. liz: at&t says it will roll out its superfast internet service in as many as 100 additional cities and 25 metropolitan areas. one gigabyte per second feed. 100 times faster than what broadband customers usually get. they like that. "after the bell" starts right now. david: breaking down today's market actioion, we have petete lang, lang capital president, who says we are in secular bear market. chris retzler, needham growth cofund manager, investors should watch for opportunities to put cash to work. lincoln ellis, green square capital from the pits of the cme where all the action is. hold on a second guys. we have netflix earnings. adam, go ahead. >> that's. they were reporting 83 cents. reporting 86 cents from revenue 2.7 billion. we ended q1 with 48 million global members an

cnet editor-at-large brian cooley has the future of grocery list. throw out the pen and paper? >> reporter: forget that pad on the fridge. you don't need that. amazon has a delivery service like web van called amazon fresh, it's in los angeles, san francisco and seattle. they have a new device called the dash. it's kind of a scanner a bar code scanner that you can aim at a product that that automatically put it on your grossly list to be delivered asap or say need milk and push a button and it will figure out what you said and add that to your list. it's added to your amazon fresh list. they have about a half million items that you can choose from. some that aren't strikely grocery but this does not let you shop the entire amazon web store. it's not for buying books or dvds or bicycles. the device is free by invitation-only so if you are using amazon fresh you can request the next one they have available. they have a limited supply of them. the service is $299 a year. but that includes amazon prime which right now costs $100. which gets you free two-day delivery and free movie

. >> cnet editor at large brian cooley explains. >> one of the hardest frontiers for most of us humanst's getting on the stop and go traffic and dealing with all things, other cars and bicycle lists. google has made a big improvement in how the fleet of self-driving cars handles the situations. look at the four areas they say they've got the car able to figure out. first of all, construction zones you know those are changing all the time. every hour. they say their cars can figure these out now. railroad crossings, stopped vehicles, and also cyclists on side of the road. they can even now they say get their car to notice the hand signals of a cyclist if the cyclist is using them to figure out where they're going. you know the ones used as a kid? no one ever remembers to do. the car can actually road those if a cyclist is doing them and understand where they're going since bikes don't have turn signals. >> you've been in one of cars in vegas. >> they're doing a lot of autonomous driving research there as well in mercedes and the breakthrough here is the city congested situations. we've

according to cnet, the company apparently sent e-mails to a number of potential customers inviting themtest it out. google then mailed a kit that includes all the frame styles and four available colors of glass. here's the deal, though, the devices are nonfunctioning. they are not computer enabled, meaning that you get to try them on and see how they look. what i want to know is how google would get these e-mails. who wants -- they would know that? >> you are probably on that list. come on, now. >> i'm probably on that list. >> he's just being modest, christina. we know he has a pair of those. probably one in every color. >> he probably has a move down where he checks you out and drops them down at this point. that's just my guess. temperatures right now in the 50s, one of the mornings you want to bring those shades with you. lots of sunshine coming in early. our sun is now up and our temperatures are going to start warming up rapidly. especially between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. 76 degrees for the east bay today, 72 in the north bay. we'll hit 74 in the south bay and same a

it is cnet stealing content and networks asn by stealing content. >> why we came the fees when stealhe signal. about money.l >> finally, we have some congratulations that were in order. the former first started hillary clinton said that she was really excited, surprise prize to welcome her first grandchild. they were at an appearance together. she did not say how pregnant she was. the clintons are getting a grandkid. >> thanks. britney, cindy, and beyoncÉ. they're taking a trip down memory lane to bring you the most iconic pepsi commercials. stop ai is looking to slide in soda sales. maybe they should just look back to some of their iconic commercials. here are some of their most iconic ads. up on monday, everyone, we have a big special on the of "street smart" weeds. we will talk about all aspects of the marijuana business, just exactly what is happening on the and inin colorado, washington. and the indications for the economy. i will see you then. on 56 past the hour. let's get you caught up on where stocks ended the session. this ended the short holiday week. gains todaysaw after

. >>> ike spoke for the first time about the controversy with our partners at cnet last night. could hurt firefox but he also believes he's a good fit at mozilla and has no the intention of stepping down. >>> another heated debate this one over high frequency trading on the cnbc show "power lunch kwfts. >> do you think the markets are rigged? >> you said it in the book that's when i knew -- it's disgusting that you're trying to parse your words now? okay, you can't say that. >> you are quote thad way in the book but is that -- >> let's walk through. >> do you believe it or not because you said it? let me -- >> it's a yes or no question do. you believe it or not? >> i believe the markets are rigged. >> okay. i also believe you're part of the rigging. if you want to do this let's do this. >> i really do. >> william o'brien. katsuyama is the hero of a book by author michael lewis that claims wall street trading is rigged. you saw him, of course on "60 minutes." well, brian and lewis went at it. >> talking to an ex-employee is not the same as saying you talked to him. >> so the per

one was reported by the bbc that said we should go in and change all of our password and cnet from thet change passwords because it could cause more issues. what should we do. >> don't change your password. you don't know if the sites you're going to have been exited. you have to find out first. check with the sites if you can. use last pass as well. it might be smart to pull back on critical activities like banking until you know they have cleaned up their act. if you change your password right now, and it is still infected, you can't get the information. jenna: interesting. we head with the news about canada. we checked irs as well because obviously people are doing tax filing. we're checking to see if there is anything we should be concerned about. >> the irs, we talked with them and didn't even know about it. they say easy filing and point us to dozens of websites. i don't know if all the tax websites are in the clear. bad timing. jenna: really bad timing. at least a little bit of a head's up. at least we know something now. we can do some our own checking. >> right. jenna: lance,

. >>> our partners at cnet say nike is exiting the wearable device business. they've axed the majority of its 70 member fuel brand team which developed a fitness tracker and sports watch among other products. nike will continue to sell existing fuel brand trackers but it will concentrate more on software. >>> the providence journal says bryant university is rolling out a no selfie poster for graduation day. they fear the 800 students wanting to pose with him while receiving their diploma will only slow down that already very long ceremony. >> 800 selfies, imagine that. >> it's incredible. who would have thought that rhode island would lead the way in this. >> all right. >>> it's about 22 after the hour. now here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> coming up, fine art fake ri. a new expedition shows forge gers who fooled the world's experts. >>> later, a new warning for@leads. why the off season may not be long enough to heal the brain. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." . >>> coming up a california mystery. record number of seals and sea li

obviously, we have all either experienced it or at the very least cnet. and there is a deep set of cultural, psychological views that are manifest through this double standard. i remember as a young lawyer, and this was so many years ago, there was a column in the paper in arkansas and it was advice about the workplace. one of the questions that i read one day whiskey or so is though, a man who wrote it and the writer said i've got a promotion. for the first time going to have my own office and i don't know how to decorate it. do you have any advice about the work place? with initials like h.r. so the answer was i can't tell from your initials whether you are male or female because if your mail, i recommend if you have a family, pictures in your office because then everyone will know you're responsible, reliable family man. if you are a female, don't have any pictures of your family because they may think he wanted to concentrate on your work. i remember reading not in this for so long ago. and yet, some of those attitudes we know persist. if they persist

at first, eich protested back telling cnet on tuesday, "i don't think it's good for my integrity or mozilla's integrity to be pressured into changing a position." but then a powerful game changer. this week online dating site okcupid launching a digital boycott blocking access to millions of customers who tried to logon to the site using mozilla's popular web browser firefox. >> it was a very powerful move for okcupid and pretty unexpected because of their i think 3 billion monthly page views 12% of that comes from firefox so for them to take that stand and say, hey, we don't want you using firefox, that was big and that got a lot of attention. >> reporter: eich appeared to bow under the pressure thursday handing in his resignation and saying "our mission is bigger than any one of us and under the present circumstances i cannot be an effective leader." while he didn't address the okcupid boycott directly the online dating site feels triumphant telling abc news overnight it's a great feeling to know that okcupid's principled business stand is making a real difference in the world." mozilla has