ntt docomo executives say subscribers can download a free app. when an embedded sensor detects the user is walking, a warning pops up on the screen. the person won't be able to use the smartphone until they stop walking. the new app restricts children's use of certain smartphone functions. >> translator: we'll provide an environment where people can use smartphones more safely. >> other mobile phone carriers are also stepping up efforts to advise users not to use their smartphones while walking. >>> all right, that's going to do it for biz tonight. i'll leave you with the markets news and insight every day here on "newsline." >>> japanese prime minister shinzo abe has convened the first meeting of the newly established national security council. the council is modelled after the nsc in the united states. last week the diet enacted a law to create the body. abe met with four cabinet ministers, taro aso, yoshihide suga, fumio kishida. they discussed a new strategy to be completed by the end of the year and china's new air defense identification zon

we have a partnership with ntt docomo in japan, they're like verizon wireless in u.s.ines waiting to use our current products to try to experience that you might imagine playing games with these things too or in your living room, characters come out of your tv set, come into your living room. from navigation to social there is just so many parts of life this technology is going to impact. lori: good luck wit. we would love to check back with you, paul travers. we have to cut it short for breaking news. good luke. >> thank you. adam: as lori said, there is breaking news. an individual has trying arrested trying to bomb the airport in wichita, kansas. fbi confirmed it was an under cover operation. a press conference will begin shortly. we'll bring you details as they are released to the public. lori: whiteout on christmas sales. will a nasty snowstorm on this christmas weekend hurt key shopping during the holiday season? coverage of the upcoming storm is next as tracy byrnes and ashley webster guide you through a can't miss hour of "markets now." ♪ [ male announcer ] the