reporter mary moloney explains. major internet service providers say the web will remain essentially unchanged after net neutrality rules are rolled back --according to consumer reports -- there are a few things consumers should keep an eye out for once deregulation goes into effect. zero-rating plans -- also called sponsored data plans -- allow customers to access a specific service without using data.i-s-p's use zero-rating plans to promote a particular service -- usually one they own or have a stake in. data caps -- are expected to become widespread for broadband service.if customers hit their data limit, i-s-p's could either throttle their bandwidth, or charge fees for increased data usage. paid- prioritization -- enables i-s-p's to charge access fees to content providers like google, facebook, and the bandwidth required.send ancompies that pay more are n sehigher priority.paid prioritization can lead to price hikes r insscontent providers can raise subscription rates or monthly fees for customers in order to of

mary moloney has details in today's consumer watch.ice providers say the web will remain essentially unchanged after net neutrality rules are rolled back -- according to consumer reports -- there are a few things consumers should keep an eye out for once deregulation goes into effect. zero-rating plans -- also called sponsored data plans -- allow customers to access a specificervice without using data.i-s-p's use zero-rating plans to promote a particular service -- usually one they own or have a stake in. data caps -- are expected to become widespread for broadband service.if customers hit their data limit, i-s-p's could either throttle their bandwidth, or charge fees for increased data usage. paid- prioritization -- enables i-s-p's to charge access fees to content providers like google, facebook, and netflix... in order to send content to consumers --and the fees could vary, depending on the bandwidth required. companies that pay more are essentially given higher priority.paid prioritization can lead to price hikes for internet access

mary moloney has a look in today's consumer watch. 5g is going to be a big deal.ion wireless technology is lightning quick making your phone 10 times faster than 4g -- according to industry expectations.but what else is possible?that's what researchers want to find out. ericsson teamed up with king's college london to look at new ways to use 5g.think remote surgery -- with virtual reality gloves.paving the way for doctors to operate on a patient on the other side of the world via a robot.or digitizing a piano player's hands -- to help teach people how to play remotely.it may even power self-driving cars -- and smart cities.right now -- verizon -- at&t -- t-mobile -- and sprint are developing and testing 5g network technology.the faster connection may come in the not-so-distant future.the wireless industry expects 5g networks to launch in 2020.for consumer watch -- i'm mary moloney after a night oif bean balls and ejections... fans wondering if their would be a big dust up today between the giants and marlins... but nothing like that happened today... just a dog on

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lower risk of may have a married people (pam) mary moloney.se... that's what a new study suggests. researchers analyzed more than 30 studies that included information from more than two- million people. they found that unmarried people had a 42- percent greater risk of developing cardiovascular disease , than married folks. and they had a 16-percent higher risk of coronary artery disease.the data also showed that the risks of developing heart- related diseases were greater for formerly married people, than for currently married people. lawrence karnow: this is the last full day of spring but it seemed more like sumnmer with patchy coastal fog and sunshine elsewhere. it's breezy again and more fog will move back along the coast and bay. you can see a few thunderstorms to the north on doppler radar. but on the satellite image you can see as high pressure builds in startinig thursday the temperatures start to warm up. by friday the winds turn offshore and sends temperatures soaring near 100 degrees into the weekend. tomorrow is the first day of s