kurt knutsson is live in los angeles with the story. em missing, kurt. >> it is certainly promising. the number 222 is going to be covid-19's worst enemy. remember that number. it's the number of the wave length spectrum of light in uv light or ultraviolet light. the importance of that is, it's a version of that light on the wave spectrum that is safe for humans to be exposed to, it won't hurt our skin, won't hurt our eyes but it will hurt the coronavirus and the physicists, the bio physicists at columbia university led by dr. david brenner had this incredible eureka moment. >> we took some influenza virus. we made it into a aerosol, with little particles in the air. we floated those aerosol particles in front of a lamp, we looked to see how many of the influenza viruses were killed and the answer is was a lot it killed. once we knew it worked for one virus, we were pretty clear it was going toe work for all viruses. >> including the coronavirus as they continue toe study exposing coronaviruses to this light here is what they found and t

kurt knutsson joins me live to weigh in. good morning to you, good to see you, kurt.>> jillian, good to see you. happy monday. social media, when you post something publicly or someone around you at a protest, for example, posts something publicly, you have zero right to privacy and, yes, that information can be used against you. if authorities there, that's what they did, the federal protective service, part of the department of homeland security, there to protect one of the courthouses -- [audio difficulties] jillian: i'm going to read youtube's comment on this right now. youtube says, quote, though we recognize we have no legal authority to demand that the federal government cease to use ours or anyone else's feeds, we do denounce the practice by law enforcement and call upon them to adjust their standards and practices. looks like kurt's feed has gone away, unfortunately. but that is the story anyway as you can -- you got the gist of it, that protester have to be aware because at this point it's -- kurt, you're back. >> i'm back. jillian: i was paraphrasing what y

let's bring in cyber guy, kurt knutsson. let's start with iphones, buy now or of wait?ing. it's one thing, we look at the history of how apple rolls out products and that gives us a road map of what we would likely expect as to when the next great apple product will come out. you mentioned iphones. september would be when we look for that one. so here right in front of us, i have right here the current model that's out there right now, the iphone pro 11, well, 11 pro max that i have. i would say for this one, hold off on that. wait on that one. however, apple just introduced earlier this year this one, the iphone se, that's the lower cost iphone that is smaller in form function, has a home button and has a faster processor like the iphone 11, i'd say that's definitely still a buy. don't wait on that one. that's going to last you a good long time. cheryl: i love the buy, the hold for dummies you've got going on with the signs. that's awesome. let's talk about air pods. should people wait it out or buy them? they've got the new juiced up air pods, right? >> so that's air