that possibility just got a little bit closer. >> bloomberg businessweek's sam grobart from las vegaswe will ask a former fbi agent what is in store for 2015. you can watch a streaming on amazon fire tv and apple tv. ♪ >> it is 26 minutes past the hour. that means bloomberg television is on the markets. let's see where stocks are trading. we are seeing the longest losing streak in the s&p 500 since 2003. five straight days of losses and we are at the lows of the session with oil prices still taking a hit. energy stocks are the biggest dragon the s&p. there you have oil prices. a bright spot in today from so off -- the restaurant chain shares selling for the most in two months after an announced price target of 27 bucks per share your it michael coors is trading at an 18-month low, credit suisse lowering its rating to neutral. the slowing handbag market has led to extreme discounting. more "bloomberg west" next. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west" where we focus on the future of business. nation states like north korea targeting companies like sony. is this what companies should be

sam grobart takes a look at a few projects -- products looking to put an end to passwords. >> a number to replace your password with something much harder to steal your biometrics. we are all like snowflakes. we have unique physical characteristics. your future password could just be your own body. if you want to feel like you are in him -- eight "mission impossible -- a "mission impossible" movie, use myris. it scans your eye with an infrared camera and you are good to go. the company claims this is many times harder to fix and a fingerprint reader. they just announced plans to build that into laptops. this band identifies you by your heartbeat. snap it on your magnetic wrist -- it will read the electric activity of your heart and can identify you by the shape of your electrocardiogram way of. the canadian startup that makes the device is in the early stages of development. you would not need your wallet or even your phone. but your phone is pretty much an extension of your arm at this point, let's be honest. last but not least, forget your password. just take a selfie. an image of yo