>> guest: everything is made in the united states. >> host: meg smith from virginia. one of the companies here is dish. jenna mcmullen what are you showing here? >> guest: the brains of this is the hopper that can report up to two thousand hours of television. we are showing you the super jo jo joey that added to more receivers and eliminates conflicts. families and tv watchers who like to binge have unlimited access. >> host: what kind of questions do you get? >> guest: a lot ask how to watch the local shows on the road. we have a solution with sling technology. members with a tablet or i-phone members can stay connected through the power of the internet. >> host: if someone had an ipad and dish they could watch a local colorado channel anywhere in the united states? >> guest: that is correct. and very important for staying connected to certain issues. >> host: in five years, what are we going to be seeing when it comes to television and cable and satellite companies? >> guest: i think it is going to be let the consumer watch tv where and when they want and the choic

well, we want to introduce you to meg smith who is with to rig go safe company. what are we looking at here? >> guest: you're looking at the safe device which is this black unit right here, and this orange box simulates the vehicle. so right now this vehicle, if i had my phone in my hand and i tried to turn the vehicle on, you can see you're not going to go anywhere. so this light is red, and your vehicle will not start. once i put my phone in this docking station and know it's an authorized phone of this vehicle, this light turns greenment when i turn the ignition, you're ready to go. so all hand-held cell phone use, it can keep you connected through blue tooth. >> host: and where would this be mounted? >> guest: it can be mounted anywhere, actually. in my vehicle it's in the center console so you never actually see it. in a couple of our colleagues' vehicles it's up op the dash where it's easy access. >> host: what's the point of this? >> guest: to remove the hand-held cell phone use altogether whether it be teach drivers, anything like that. want to keep peopl

. >> we want to introduce to you meg smith, who is with the orego safe company. what are we looking at here? >> you're looking at the origo safe advice and this simulates a vehicle. right now this vehicle, if i had my phone if -- in my hand and i tried to turn the vehicle on, you can see you're not going to go anywhere. this light is red and your vehicle will not start. once i put my phone in the station and note that it's authorized, this light turns green and when i turn the ignition you can see you're ready to go. so completely remove cell phone use. it can keep you connected. >> where would this be mowned? >> anywhere. in my vehicle it's in the center console so you never see it. in a couple of our colleagues' vehicles it's up on the dash for easy access. >> and what's the point of this? >> to remove the hand held cell phone use all together from drivers. we want to keep people safe on the road and save them from themselves! so kind of a parental tool maybe or corporate tool? >> exactly and it's trying to keep people safe on the roads, keep their phones out o

smith. hp returns to growth as the silicon valley veteran reports a rise in sales. our megan's turnaround plans having an effect? . > welcome back to "countdown." i'm manus cranny. there is dollar over the past three months. we're at an 11-month high. some say the dollar has moved too far, too fast. it is overboard. t is an 11-month high on the euro/dollar trade. mario draghi must be relieved as he goes to jackson hole with that. that view in terms of where we go with rates, in terms of p.m.i., that is going to be important. in terms of the commodity currencies. china missed on their p.m.i. data and that is causing the aussie dollar to come down. the flash p.m.i.'s come in at 50.3 down from 51.5. trading off its lows of 92.60. -- .9260. >> these are the bloomberg top headlines. the federal reserve has released minutes from its last meeting. it shows members of the fomc are uncomfortable about the central bank's forward guidance. many members believe they might have to raise borrowing costs sooner than anticipated. the chinese manufacturer gauge fell more than analysts forec