someone who has a pigment containing iron and goes into a mri scanner, a magnetic renault search and seizure imaging unit, there is a case of them being burned by it. >> reporter: the owners testified that modern skin pigments don't use eastern and that their employees follow -- use iron and that their employees follow strict procedures whole administering the tattoos or body piercings. they could live with the proposed relations and recommend that some be stricter. they would allow minors to get too tattoos if a parent or guardian okays it. because of the permanence of tattoos, the shop owner said that no one under 18 should be permitted to get body inch and that pair -- ink and that parents and guardians can not be trusted to make the right decision sometimes. >> i have had people try to tattoo their newborn because it's their baby, it's completely ridiculous. >> the shop owner warned people against getting body ink at tattoo parties, something i didn't know existed today. you know, you get discount tattoos because a whole bunk of people are doing it's -- bunch of people are doing

. >> rising fuel bills have raised questions about how much of that is due to paying for renault will energy and other attempts to cut carbon emissions. some argue that technologies like wind turbines are too expensive and warned extra cost could see the bills going up by hundreds of pounds. the committee on climate change that advises the government says its analysis shows it is not the case. for dole few household, homes that use gas for heating have found bills of all have gone up by 455 pounds between 2004 and 2010, and of that, too lantern and 90 pounds were down to the rise in wholesale gas prices and 75 pounds, 16%, was due to low power, generation and energy efficiency improvement in homes. looking ahead, it says it's best estimate is low carbon policies will add a further 110 pounds to dual fuel bills by 2020, significantly more for those using only a lecture city. some analysts say there are too many assumptions and to many variables to reach such a conclusion -- how much will be built, what costs, what gas prices will be, and consumer groups say even at the levels predicted

there is the hcp address renault and all kinds of stuff that will muddy those numbers but the kind of taken to affect people behind corporate in the hcp we think there's a 20% reduction in the number so i think 4.5 million is the most accurate number that we can come to knowing all the flaws so that is the best number we have. to speak to one of the other subquestions that was going to be hasan i will take the time to answer it, microsoft does issue patches for pirated versions of windows. if it's a critical patch we issue that had it have to be the right patch level in order to receive that patch. we absolutely do issue it. it's a critical nature for the os and you're running a pirated version of windows in you connect to the windows up a site you will be able to install that automatically. >> how hard would it be for a nation-state to create persistent botnet biggert and more stable than conficker? >> not hard at all i wouldn't think. it depends on the nation-state. >> it does? [laughter] >> i mean if you are aware of a vulnerability, and you can exploit it, you know, something like

there is the hcp address renault and all kinds of stuff that will muddy those numbers but the kind of taken to affect people behind corporate in the hcp we think there's a 20% reduction in the number so i think 4.5 million is the most accurate number that we can come to knowing all the flaws so that is the best number we have. to speak to one of the other subquestions that was going to be hasan i will take the time to answer it, microsoft does issue patches for pirated versions of windows. if it's a critical patch we issue that had it have to be the right patch level in order to receive that patch. we absolutely do issue it. it's a critical nature for the os and you're running a pirated version of windows in you connect to the windows up a site you will be able to install that automatically. >> how hard would it be for a nation-state to create persistent botnet biggert and more stable than conficker? >> not hard at all i wouldn't think. it depends on the nation-state. >> it does? [laughter] >> i mean if you are aware of a vulnerability, and you can exploit it, you know, something like