so we all want our homes to be really beautiful, but we live with this ugly stuff, like routers, computer wires. let me show you a few things. like that? >> everybody does. >> you won't know that but behind the fabric panel are all the wires. >> smart. if you don't want to open up your wall -- for the mounting hardware -- >> that's expensive. and if you're renting, you can't do that. i took and made this panel and made this hole. so put the fabric panel on and flop the tv on. on this table i've got remotes, wires, routers see if you can find them. >> there they are. >> exactly. plain view. >> so smarar >> here, i have a router and wires and see if you can find them. what i did was just take off the pages off the book, glued them back. table at my home. >> what are those? >> i said all your husband's remotes. >> none of them are yours. you can get these at places like flea markets. big box retailers. home goods, target, that kind of thing. >> it so much nicer when it's not cluttered. >> says hoda. >> says me, the person who lives in clutter. >> you can use any book and hollow it out. hide

like it today. >> exactly. the demand rate now for routers and security products going pretty well.sued a buyback of $15 billion. good strong revenue number at 11.8 billion. all of this beating expectations. doing pretty well. twitter is the other side of the story, not necessarily performing, adding new users. you see the guidance, which is the linchpin for a lot of these companies guiding. you see this continuing. jeff darcy on the call last night saying i can do it. just give me more time. they are currently occurring right now. >> i'm glad you mention cisco, one of the companies that is the underpinning of the economy. if you see companies invest in things like routers, that is appropriate hope. >> that is a great ray of hope. if you look at the market, you can see refuge in large-cap technology. look at google, microsoft, these are companies that have the cash on their balance sheets or they can continue to do buybacks, go and acquire other companies. there's a differentiation between cisco. >> we do things to reduce stock prices. >> the problem is so much cash on the balance s

like steve-i-have-no-jobs. all right, that's it. earl, i need to get the wireless router. - oh, is that what this is? i thought it was a cookie-warmer. - attention deadbeat diners. you can't just sit hereeall night and only order coffee. this is not a starbucks. and i know that because we don't sell norah jones cds or bananas. this)is the router for e free wi-fi. and that is a waitress who needs to make some tips. - seriously, guys, i need actual cash. this guy just offered to pay me in ideas. - if i pull this plug, the internet will go down. and you--that sad email you're in the middle of writing to your ex-boyfriend, the one you shouldn't send anyway--gone. and you-- that vaguely pornographic anime film you've been ililgally downloading r the past three hours-- gone. and you--that screenplay you've been writing, you can keep working on it, but we all know how it end

. >> reporter: but if you're like oz monday and want to use the smart features on your tv, get ing a wireless router with a built in fire wall will help secure your net work. >> a fire wall looks a tea the internet traffic that comes to an device and goes out. and looks for thing s that don't look correct and stops them. acts like a giant wall. >> reporter: some models have a smart interactivity feature this means the tv monitors your information to third parties. not everyone likes that. so if you'd like more information about how the turn that off, go to clickorlando.com. i'm louis bolden, news 6. >>> some of this may sound scary, but experts say you only need to worry if you have a smart tv that actively use it is internet. if you're just using it to watch tv, you're at much less of a risk. some manufacturers put out updates from time to time, so it's best to check their websites to see if they're offering for your tv. >>> our pets are like family members, what happens when we get them home from the pet store and something goes wrong? that's what this young family says happened to them. the warra

like this it is important to let you know what we know. but equally important to let you know what we don't know at this point as well. routers news agency reporting that russia has proposed a cease-fire in syria. it would apparently go into effect on march 1st. no agreement on this has been reached yet. but i can tell you that the russian ambassador here at the u.n. has been talking in general terms about a cease-fire in syria being part of negotiations. but we asked them today for more details, he said he simply would not provide any more at this point. the russian ambassador here at the u.n. being very tight-lipped about this. i can tell you western diplomats quite skeptical in theory the united states. support a seize fire and there are a lot of details that can be worked out and a lot of skepticism as well. they might start come to light in munich in less than 24 hours. that's when the international serious support group will be meeting to start talking about we expect there will be more about this russian proposal there. i can tell you behind the scenes western diplomats are skeptical about this proposal. they want to k