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david pogue travels the world to find the next generation of inventions.r nature's toolbox? revolutionary robots. fabrics made of fish slime. this is like three times the volume of fish. it's a world of surprising possibilities. we take inspiration of how things are designed. the bold new shape of things to come. >> making stuff faster, wilder, colder, safer premieres tomorrow on pbs. david, welcome. >> each episode is making stuff fast. yeah. >> self-driving, that's your favorite new innovation? >> i have to say it is. google as we know is working on self-driving cars. some people say i don't want to share my road with those computers. i say, i don't want to share my road with you. 85% of car accidents are human-controlled. and a self-driving racing car that goes 120 miles an hour, and i had to sit in the passenger seat. you know what, it didn't crash. >> so cool. i looked at the "making stuff faster" episode. boarding airplanes. how do you make boarding airplanes faster. turns out we've been doing it wrong? >> excuse me, it almost said you watched the wh

david pogue travels the world to find the next generation of inventions.ade of fish slime. this is like three times the volume of fish. it's a world of surprising possibilities. we take inspireation of how things are designed. the bold new shape of things to come. >> making stuff faster wilder colder safer premieres tomorrow on pbs. david, welcome. >> each episode is making stuff fast. yeah. >> self-driving that's your favorite new innovation? >> i have to say it is. google as we know is working on self-driving cars. some people say i don't want to share my road with those computers. i say, i don't want to share my road with you. 85% of car accidents are human-controlled. and a self-driving racing car that goes 120 miles an hour, and i had to sit in the passenger seat. you know what it didn't crash. >> so cool. i looked at the "making stuff faster" episode. boarding airplanes. how do you make boarding airplanes faster. turns out we've been doing it wrong? >> excuse me it almost said you watched the whole show to prepare for this interview. >> i did. >> you

this is david pogue. he's a big deal in the gadget business as the gadget guy for "the new york times." he says this morning he's leaving "the times" to create a tech website over at yahoo!. now, tomorrow apple is going to announce at least two new ipads at one of their announcements. microsoft, too, will start selling its new surface 2 tablet tonight at midnight at its big store at the west yield mall on market street, then every else tomorrow morning. lots of new tablets to look at this week. back to you. >> all right, scott. thank you so much. >> i always look forward to the apple announcements. >> it's exciting. >>> like everybody else out and about on the roads this morning, our bob rydell is sick of sitting in traffic. that's why he's looking for a new way to get around. >> he joins us live from the tech museum in san jose. bob, what do you have underneath your sleeve? >> reporter: all right, marla and jon. it's a bit of an older model. it's got battle damage, but it's super fast in getting around t

david pogue wrote a scathing review. hour of cnbc. >> besides the watch, samsung is reportedly talking to tesla about its electric battery supply. phil lebeau joins us with more. >> reporter: this is not surprising tesla is discussing battery supply with samsung sdi. tesla needs more battery supply. the entire electric vehicle market needs it. tesla did confirm it's in discussion with samsung sdi and other companies about battery technology. it needs more batteries as model s sales pick up. right now model s battery cells are supplied by panasonic. elan musk told news august they could face a battery cell short and in the future. here's what he had to say about the need for more battery cell supply. >> we're working with our primary partner, panasonic, as well as talking potentially to other suppliers like samsung and lg. but actually even if we were able to use -- even if we use up all of their battery factories, it still limits us to a few hundred thousand cars a year. we're trying to think long term to say what do we

. >> david pogue with the "times." if you have never owned an ipad, this is the one to buy. buy the new air. any other kind of ipad, stick with what you've got for now. >>> minor changes but glowing reviews on the super ipad. >> so light. >> very light. >> we are going to try to tweet out some pictures. >> the next time they do an apple announcement, your twitter feed is going to be chock full. more scott mcgrew is what they are asking. you are doing crafts and running around with kids. you have everything else. christina loren is back with jack, mr. frost. >> are the hallways set is the question for you two? >> will, you have to love the fact that you get to dig into the candy as well. that's the beauty. today, temperatures are running pretty chilly to start the day. we are at 39 in nasa, 50 in oakland. temperatures are going to be cool to start. it will be so cool until about noon that you will need a sweater or a jacket, something that can keep you warm as we head throughout the morning hours. >> not talking about a lot of fog this morning, about a mile and a half of visi