live in las vegas, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> scott budman having fun at the ces in las vegasthank you. >>> poor penmanship is not a crime but it landed an antioch man in jail for attempted bank robbery. police say 29-year-old jamal garrett entered a wells fargo yesterday and happened the teller a note. police say the teller was unable to read the note due to poor handwriting so she called a manager for help and that's when garrett slipped out the back door. police did find him soon after and jailed him for attempted bank robbery and outstanding parole violations. >>> the life of a foster child is often an uphill climb. >> less than half in california graduate high school. a fraction of that college, but a north bay family is bucking the trend. let's bring in nbc bay area's garvin tom what is our bay area proud series. garvin? >> raj, claudia says that there's part of her that likes proving people wrong, particularly when those people are underestimating the potential of children. in fact, wanting to prove one skeptical social worker wrong about a child is how claudia first be

i'm scott budman at the consumer electronics show. what happens when the valley comes to vegas. >>> and a director walks off stage. what michael bay is blaming for the meltdown. >>> and drinking during pregnancy, why a glass of wine might be good for baby. >>> and tech workers getting free rides on shuttle buses, their employers will have to pay up. >>> it's zany for one week of the year, the center of the tech universe is not the bay area but las vegas. and tonight vegas is buzzing. consider this super bowl week for high-tech. scott budman is on the strip tonight at the world famous consumer electronics show. >> in a lot of ways the consumer electronics show is about gadgets that make sense and make our lives a little better but sometimes it's just about crazy things. what else would you expect when the silicon valley comes to las vegas? every year at this time, sin city becomes silicon city as the tech world temporarily relocates to las vegas. the consumer electronics show, introducing products from all over the world to people all

we begin with scott budman live at the airport. and scott, fans are so excited. >> i think it will be fun. >> reporter: we also caught thai van herring we as he was heading north. the santa clara university student has seattle roots and is flying to the big game. >> i can see my mom and dad, get to go back to nfc championship which i haven't been to in eight years. yeah. been a season ticket holder since i was little when my dad used to take me to the kingdome. exciting weekend. >> reporter: it will be an exciting weekend for halley and nick, what he call a mixed couple. she's repping seahawks, buying him a niners jersey. >> it's blue friday. up in seattle. so i'm repping my richard sherman t-shirt. and out buying this guy a birthday present. >> reporter: that is? >> kaepernick jersey. >> reporter: two of many customers inside sports fever of campbell, most planning to watch the game with friends. others have to be a little more careful about how loudly they cheer. what are your plans on sunday? >> cheer my team on. go niners. >> i

. >> plus -- >> i'm scott budman. golf clubs and smartphones. the quest for more parking spaces. >> they lost their home after a serial arsonist set it on fire, but they are not blaming the suspect. we'll tell you why. >> and then tonight at 6:00, new information about the uber driver accused of hitting and killing a bay-area girl. the investigative girl just uncovered a black marketed driving record. we'll ask why the company didn't know about it. that's coming up at 6:00. >> ahead tonight, another security breach and this time for old navy shoppers. credit card receipts mailed to the wrong address in new york. >> shock, especially with everything going on with target and everything, i just think people should know that this happened. >> anita is referring to the pre-christmas debit and security card breach that hit millions of target customers, but she's also talking about her own discovery. anita lives in west seneca, new york by buffalo and recently received a package in the mail containing hundreds of credit card receipts from bay area shop

scott budman, nbc. >> we[z it baby sit our baby?coastline. you know the interesting thing about today is the fact theçó drizzle we had is mainly a function of the on shore flow. ' justlp off to the north. there is axd descent amount of rainfall but we just don't think it will hold up too much through tomorrow morning. it will keep drizzle in the forecast but that's just about it at this point. as we take av,"ok across thec west, what you will find is the next storm system as we head towards this weekend and that does have ae1 better chance of possibly producing some showers in the forecast. okay. so with that said we'll take you to the sky camera network. it's about cloud cover on the increase throughout the peninsula and r once again did produce reports of traceok amounts to about 100th of an inch. 54 in san francisco, 50 in the north bay and patchy fog andxd looking at decreasedÑi visibility. the thing to notice now, it's not as bad as it was this time astlineúyçóokjf tomorrow morning. let's take you to the pattern right qnow. we

let's bring in scott budman. why the sudden tumble? >> janelle, yesterday news got out china's economy is slowing. that's bad news for american companies including bay area companies that do business with china and on concerns that a china slow down with hurt apple, intel, hp and ibm. we saw a lot of selling both yesterday and today, a 300-point drop on the dow capping off a week where the blue chip lost 3.5% of the value. big losses for the tech heavy nasdaq and s&p 500. google alone lost $36 a share today. that's more than 3% of its value. the mountain view company and users suffering through an hour-long outage today where g mail, google plus and google docks were down and unusable. no explanation for the outage. things did get back to normal around noon. >>> well, it's an icon of silicon valley, it's a piece of everything that's come after. >> and the macintosh was cool. >> reporter: a tour of high school students not even close to being born when this machine was introduced with this ad. >> that was the announcement of the macinto

. >> i'm scott budman at the consumers electronics show with new technology for your baby to wear. this might be good news for parents. the story coming up. work for google employees. >>> new details and new accusations in the audrey pott case. tonight her parents are responding to explosive claims that they are actually to blame for the girl's death. she committed suicide after she was allegedly sexually assaulted and humiliated at a party. more now on the accusations and the family's response tonight. >> reporter: good evening. the allegations do not stop for blaming the victim's family. this document filed on behalf of one of the teenage boys also calls into question the paternity of larry pott. now tonight through their attention, audrie potts's parents rex pressing their outrage. since audrey pott took her own life in september of twooel her parents have wanted their daughter's story told because it sheds light on scenes and pooib bullying. the divorced parents were said to have known of audrie's long-standing emotional problems and this answering depth states on information a

scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> google launched its ferry service this week.hey dock in redwood city. >> these people that work in the tech industry, which is making it so people are getting evicted out of their homes and all of this, and it's making the city like a richer city, but at the same time it's pushing people out of the city. >> a google spokesperson says the company is trying to offer employees another way to get to work and a simpler plan. the ferry will cost google about $23,000 in fees over the next month. >>> there's a bidding war heating up among mobile phone companies. tomorrow, t-mobile will pay you if you leave behind your old company and sign up with them. the ceo was kicked out of a party hosted by at&t on party. today, t-mobile says new customers can earn a credit of $650 if they switch carriers. >>> anything to help you sleep. sleep apnea patients may have a new surgical option. some use c-pap machines overnight. many don't like using the market because it's uncomfortable. the new alternative, maybe a pacemaker device implanted in your c

live in santa clara, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. now, if you're going to properly root for the 49ers this weekend, you have to have the right gear. fans have been showing up at pier 39 to buy their gear. stores stocked up on 49 gear for the playoffs and they're expe expecting a much bigger run if the 49ers advance this weekend. of course, we are the station to stay with. we're going to have continuing coverage. you can also show us your team spirit by sending us photos. one way to share is to use the hash tag nbc bay area and we will try to post as many photographs on our website and show you those photographs during our broadcast. >>> a local teenager accused of stealing a woman's purse and you may be surprised to hear who turned him in. >>> plus, what goes on sale tomorrow in the east bay that has these people camps out in their cars. >>> in breckinridge, colorado, where bay area athletes are competing for a spot on team u.s.a. for the winter olympics. >>> then at 6:00, a deadly case of the flu that's surprising even doctors. >> a

>> also -- >> i'm scott budman coming up. a multi-million dollar donation from a tech titan that will turn this field into a health care oasis for a bay area community. >> i'm marianne favro live in sunnyvale. the governor wants all of us to reduce our water use by 20%. coming up i'll show you a free program that can help you achieve that goal. >> and then at 6:00, san jose officers injured on the job. >> came up from behind and attacked me, shattered my four upper front teeth. >> reporter: but it's what happened after they healed that left them feeling humiliated. >> i'm embarrassed from my peers. >> that's new at 6:00. >>> the flu is getting more deadly across the bay area. among the new victim, a man in his 30s. the death toll rose to 28 after the counties of sonoma, contra costa and san mateo and san francisco reported more deaths. the number of flu cases is expected to rise, and that's why they are encouraging everyone to get that flu shot. >> and it's definitely not too late to get your flu vaccine, even though the flu

. >>> also -- >> i'm scott budman. a high-tech icon turns 30 today. coming up, why the history of the mac is the history of silicon valley. >>> and good evening. i'm jeff ranieri. we're tracking cloud cover moving in across the bay. we'll have details in the next possibility of much needed rain coming up in about seven minutes. >>> and then at 6:00, it's the last thing you'd expect to hear from a politician running for re-election. the extra tax he wants you to pay to put more officers on the street. >> this is about doing the right thing. >> yes, i would gladly pay for that. >> that's new at 6:00. nbc universal's coverage of the 2012 london games was the most watched televisi event ever. so, what's next? the upcoming winter games from sochi. where every second of nbc universal's coverage will be available on every device. on tv, online or streaming on the nbc sports live extra app. beginning february 6th, experience the winter games everywhere. welcome to what's next. comcast nbcuniversal >>> -- a massive early morning house fire in pittsburg today.

scott budman joins us to explain how the greens could help fans from skiing red? scott? >> that's part of a big deal where hundreds of thousands of dollars will be shared between levi's stadium and several nearby businesses in the name of getting you to the football games. who knew golfers could help football fans see their favorite sport? thanks to a new deal between the soon to open levis stadium and businesses, 10,000 new parking spaces will be open to 49er fans starting next season. opening up new places to park and new times to host football games. >> i know that there was some question whether that would happen or not? we confirmed that we have the availability to have parking and we'll go for it. >> you can have monday night and thursday night game? >> that's the idea. >> as for the golfers, they told us they don't mind giving up some spaces, not to mention greens during the season. the santa clara golf and tennis club will get $25,000 in the deal. the city itself will get ten times that. >> attract more people in because they have monday night games and other tea

. >>> i'm scott budman. talk about security when it comes to the olympics unless you're this by area skater. coming up, why on the ice, it's all about perfecting the routine. >>> and a special holiday in this country, remembering martin luther king. the long-standing bay area of tradition and how he may have been saved from extinction. stay with us. >>> russian security forces are on high alert in sochi where the winter games will begin this se sustained specked terrorist including the woman you just saw, she's called the black widow and she may have made her way to the olympic city. >>> a deadly accident at the caltrain station. our nbc chopper is headed to the scene. the chopper is trying to zero in not far from the santa clara university campus. caltrain is updating details. here is what we know, one person died hit by a northbound train at 5:30 this evening. another person is in the hospital. we're not sure how they were on the tracks, if they were trying to cross or details yet, but one person died, ano

in las vegas, scott budman. nbc bay area news. >> $5,000 for a principler. we can do that. at ces the mobile phone war is getting personal. last night he was kicked out of a private party hosted by at&t. he said he just wanted to see the rapper perform at the at&t party. the battle between the company is getting heated. at&t recently announcing it is offering $450 in credit to t-mobile customers willing to switch carriers. you don't have to wait until sunday to see your favorite 49ers. tonight, plenty of fans greeted one of the team's biggest stars on the peninsula. and plenty of other fans are already buying tickets for a possible playoff game at candlestick park. now from burlingame. >> i heard them saying the stick lives. there were hundreds of fans to see a star player. but they had one thing on their mind. one more game at candlestick. hundreds of 49er fans lined up outside lefty's for a chance to meet number 53. navorro bowman. >> he's the reason we're going on. >> the 75-year-old said he had to have bowman sign his jacket because it was bowman who landed the final po

. >>> i'm scott budman. it's the latest target of hackers. why our apps may be leaking personal information. >>> i'm marianne favro live at lexington reservoir, which is very low. i'll find out how much south bay water users will be asked to cut back. >>> and good evening, i'm jeff ranieri. we are tracking rainfall offshore, something we haven't seen in quite some time. we'll let you know of when our best chance of getting raindrops is coming up. >>> and then at 6:00, two gropers on campus an students are on heightened alert. >> thinking about buying a taser. >> get a look at what san jose state is doing to keep everyone safe. >> we don't want them waiting around in the dark. >> that's new at 6:00. >>> your favorite app on your phone is doing late more than you think, and you might not like it. facebook, rock band, angry birds are a way for spies and hackers to target your information. our business and tech reporter scott budman joins us with the latest leaks from form n sflt a contractor, edward snow dden. >> we've talked about how our mobil

reporting live in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> a thousand bucks. it is a big game. >> dedicated. >> thank you, scott. let's head north to seattle. the comcast sports net team is there. mindy back has been traveling all season and joins us tonight, mindy? >> reporter: raj, things have not gone well for the 49ers here in the pacific northwest as of late. they lost the last two games here in seattle and lost the nfc west title to the seahawks. they know how loud century link field can get. they have to go through all of that to get to the super bowl where the 49ers say they wouldn't want it any other way. >> i have to tell you i didn't see a lot of finesse teams we played this year and there was a lot of those teams we played. to your point, i do believe players like to play in these kind of games, you know. big games, a lot on the line, stakes are high, and competition is keen and so as a player, it is better than that. >> this is what you play for, to try to make it to the super bowl and this is the next step to get there. there might be more people

nbc bay area's scott budman is live. >> reporter: a lot of debate on this one. even the aclu is weighing in. they refer to the cameras as little brother. now yes, this technology may help in catching suspects. but at what potential cost to our privacy? neighborhood surveillance video helped capture a suspect in a string of san jose arson fires. and with more cameras comes more evidence like this, which begs the question, can it be made more efficient for law enforcement? at least one local law maker says yes. >> this is really leveraging the efforts of our community collectively to see how we can support our police department. >> reporter: he is proposing a crowd-sourced database where city residents would let the police department know they have cameras and are willing to share footage should a crime occur in their area. >> the ability to provide immediate yasy to the department by letting them know if there's a video camera somewhere near by. they can go talk to the owner and ask for permission to use the video. >> reporter: to be clear, police would not be re

. >>> i'm scott budman, still to come, a battle not just in the football field but in the tech industry as well. we'll break down that rivalry coming up. presents... so delicious, they won't even know it's chicken. 50% less fat... 100% johnsonville taste. >>> it's not just the dogs, it's the people, the irresponsible owners who are doing this. >> new at 6:00, man's best friend becoming man's best enemy. it was once the center of the 1960s hippy subculture, but there's concern that it has a new subculture, throngs of homeless and their dog, often territorial street dogs. jim risotto shows us why if's become a painful issue. >> reporter: san francisco's haight has been a place where this tattoo artist knows. >> one of my co-workers was bit and couple months before i was. >> reporter: as he walked on a recent morning he passed a group of homeless sitting on the sidewalk. >> i felt a strong pinch at the back of my leg anlooked down and there's a dog attached to me. >> reporter: the bite left punk tour wounds on his tattooed leg. >> they just split and i was standing there bleeding. >> repor

. >> i'm scott budman where facebook ceo mark zuckerberg announced plans to donate 5 million for a new community health center. >>> and why a new candy treat has some parents upset. the trouble over jelly beans. >>> a woman is in jail tonight in connection with the homicide at a mobile home park. witnesses say they heard gunshots and then saw a woman running away naked. officers found a man who had been shot inside of a home at the mobile estates. this happened early this morning. police called a swat team to the scene and surrounded the mobile home park until that woman was arrested. the man later died at a nearby hospital. >>> a soldier from salinas killed in the line of duty in afghanistan will be flown home later this week. 43-year-old edward was shot and killed monday after his camp was attacked by enemy forces. he was a drone pilot on his third deployment to afghanistan and served two tours in iraq. >>> still ahead here at 6:00, president obama calls for change and this time he's targeting men. the issue he's tackling on college campuses. >> setting his sights. billionaire invest

scott budman is here with a story, kind of a sequel, scott. >> it is. they were about to take the world and movie goers by storm. now they are back helped by a crowd-funding website. this is the team's indy go go page where investors donated enough money to spend the team all the way to russia. >> go, go, go. >> reporter: they are training in the sun now, but soon, the jamaican bobsled team will be racing in the snow thanks to a silicon valley boost. >> the world got word of what was going on and wanted to support it, too. >> reporter: the team made famous by a disney movie in 1993 is back, and with help from a crowd sourcing campaign, led by san francisco's indy go go, is raising money to bring the team to russia. >> i think that speaks to just how the jamaica bobsled rest significant nat -- shows with people. >> reporter: we spoke to an advisor to the current team. >> we're incredibly grateful and humbled by the outpouring of support from people far and wide. >> reporter: like many athletes, the jamaicans had the talent to qualify. indy go go says it'

>> scott budman is live with real technology that is on your way to the kitchen, really? >>> you're not going to believe this, jessica, we talk about 3 d print k. that's a hot spot and lots of time 3 d printing is about create yachtiing things out of and some of what you can create is edible. ♪ ♪ >>> now so big that it gets its own section here at ces. the 3 d printing business really wants you to know it's about more than plastic things. >> kind of melts in your mouth. >> so 3 d systems ceo showed us a future kitchen complete with food made on a 3 d printer and it tastes good. >> this is a kitchen ready 3 d printer that prints in flavors, in colors, in sugars, and in chocolate. >> 3 d printing is truly going main stream with materials and process you can imagine. prices of printers are also falling, so you don't have to be a high roller to get one. >> whether you're an engineer at -- or a schoolteacher, you can do this. >> we're printing for the consumer in a way that's affordable, simple, real and fits into your lifestyle. >> it's technology that's growing and making bi

jim has the latest and scott budman has the inside of the 49ers advantage. >> reporter: the niners will travel with a couple things that helped them during the year, both are consumable, one has to do with computers, the other sandwiches. when the 49ers take the field this weekend, they will have a previously hidden advantage. software, sap sports division crunching the data to help the team better scout players and win games. >> you got thousands of players, you got tons of information on each player, you need to make decisions fast, faster than the other guy. how do you crunch that information faster, get inside but give you the edge? >> reporter: going beyond things like size and weight to find a match for each position. >> you don't just look at production, you look at projection and what happens off the field. what will it be from two years, five years down the line. >> reporter: success means more than just software. it also means sandwiches. inside willow glen's deli, this sandwich traveled with the team enough times to be called a lucky charm. >> frank came in and ordered seven

let's check in with scott budman. >> good evening, jessica. after hours is where the big money moves and that's the case tonight. first money coming into facebook the social networking giant reporting quarterly profits that came in ahead of what wall street expected. facebook says the majority of its add sales come from mobile devices, and that's the fastest growing area when it comes to users. that's good news for the company's bottom line and facebook shares shot up after hours to all-time highs. also a big deal involving google tonight. the company selling off it's motorola phone unit to lonovo. it will sell motorola for 3 billion. nonetheless, google shares higher in after hours trading. >>> a piece of music you probably heard a lot. you may not like what you're doing when you hear it, but it's kind of catchy, has a massive audience and turns out has roots in silicon valley. >> reporter: you probably hear it just about every day, music that tells you you're on hold. the most common hold music sounds like this. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and it comes

scott budman, "today in the bay." >> that is a throwback for you. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," a little boy mauled by a pit bull in the east bay gains the attention of a high school baseball star. how he swung into action to help save that victim. "bay area proud" coming up. >>> our "bay area proud" series is all about the good things that people do, and this is no exception. this starts with something bad, a 10-year-old nalled by a neighbor's back back in august in antioch, the road will be a little easier thanks to an unlikely source. >> reporter: if lucas halstead's dreams come true -- >> that was it. >> reporter: someone is one day going to pay him a lot of money to do what he already loves doing. hitting and catching a baseball. still, what makes this baseball standout stand out even more is how he is choosing to give long before he ever gets. lucas is a star player on his high school baseball team, so good, in fact, he was one of a handful of young players from around the world chosen to participate earlier this year in the elite power showcase in miami. >> i was awesom

reporting live in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> let's get to our weather. that huge winter storm, and here are the pictures to prove it in the midwest and the east coast. also causing problems here in the bay area. nearly 2,000 flights have been canceled across the country. that includes two of our three local airports. more than a dozen departing flights were canceled today out of sfo. mainly local flights to boston, new jersey and new york have seen the most problems. despite the cancelations, there weren't many long lines at sfo. that's the upside. there were many frustrated passengers. >> yeah, when you see it on the screen, delayed, it's, you know, curse words are the first thing that come to mind. i'm going to hold those back. yes, definitely frustrating. >> full flights out of san jose international have been affected by the weather. so far, no delays or cancelations from oakland international. >>> let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, he was tracking the storm. where's the worst far o the country? >> right now in philadelphia where they'r

here's scott budman. >> hello, and welcome to las vegas and the 2014 consumer electronics show. there is a ton of new technology on its way to you. and we are going to show you a whole bunch of it for the next 30 minutes, starting with how this finds its way into your living room. every year at this time sin city becomes silicon city as the tech world temporarily relocates to las vegas. the consumer electronics show, introducing products from all over the world to people all over the world, typically, at least two to three years before we can actually buy them. some, like this drone, look cool now and are clearly meant for a future where flying deliveries are the norm. others, like countless new ways to use our tvs with virtual reality are what consumers want right now and will likely be in our living rooms and kitchens by the next holiday shopping season. new tech and lots of techies, briefly leaving silicon valley behind for a glitzier stage. now one of the hotspots here in ces this year has been 3d printing which in the past was large lly plastic. now it's a whole lot more an

the chip will be introduced at the consumer electronics show in las vegas this week which scott budman is attending. >>> almost there. about a month until the opening ceremony of the winter olympics. the big question in russia, is there snow? kind of. the host city of sochi is experiencing a warm winter. so they have a million cubic meters of snow tucked away under tarps for just in case they need it. security is also a big issue as it is for every olympic games. thousands of russian police and intelligence agents descended on sochi. perot physician country policy, they will officially tap every phone and computer. >> yes. that's official policy. all communications will be exposed to the russian secret services. >> even with the security crackdown, russia's president, president putin promises a festive olympic games. >>> curling is become a popular olympic sport and our own bob redell gave it a try. >> i have a vision of how this is going to play. oh, it's away. good weight. >> he looked good. >> the san francisco bay area curling club held today's demonstration at downtown ice in san

nbc bay area's scott budman is live. >> reporter: a lot of debate on this one. even the aclu is weighing in. they refer to the cameras as little brother. now yes, this technology may help in catching suspects. but at what potential cost to our privacy? neighborhood surveillance video helped capture a suspect in a string of san jose arson fires. and with more cameras comes more evidence like this, which begs the question, can it be made more efficient for law enforcement? at least one local law maker says yes. >> this is really leveraging the efforts of our community collectively to see how we can support our police department. >> reporter: he is proposing a crowd-sourced database where city residents would let

here's nbc bay area's business and tech reporter, scott budman. >> reporter: hello and welcome to las consumer electronics show. there is a ton of new technology on its way to you, and we are going to show you a whole bunch of it for the next 30 minutes, starting with how this finds its way into

scott budman, "today in the bay." >> much more still to come on "today in the bay."oming up, a begrudging multi-millionaire? california's latest lottery winner finally claims his prize but it took him more than two weeks to realize he had hit the $300 million jackpot. why would that be? >> no idea. we have clear skies, high clouds going by. we'll tell you wa you can expect later this afternoon and if any rain is in that seven-day forecast. a look at that when we come right back. yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. kevin! toaster strudel, yah? ♪ warm, flaky, toaster strudel. [ female announcer ] now get two bonus box tops for your school. >>> 7:16 on your saturday morning. a look at alcatraz on a day that's supposed to reach the 60s. guess where it's not going to be the 60s. the 49ers arrived in wisconsin last night. it's scheduled to be 10 degrees below zero. in green bay volunteers were busy preparing lambeau field for sun

here's scott budman. >> hello, and welcome to las vegas and the 2014 consumer electronics show.re is a ton of new technology on its way to you. and we are going to show you a whole bunch of it for the next 30 minutes,

scott budman is in las vegas checking out the new gadgets, there is the ad, that could be on our wish list. let's take a look. >> reporter: there are a lot of devices at ces that are cool. once in a while we find one that may help us get healthier. this is the stir. thanks for joining us. tell me how this desk will make me a healthier person. >> this is a desk about feeling better and getting more done. it moves from sitting to standing, you can simply double tap on the screen and it moves to the next position. the desk is also sensing your sense so it can respond and adapt. what that looks like is that the desk can give you these gentle invitations to move during the day. that comes in the form of these one inch rising and falling of the desk. >> you can make it good down and up. >> sure so. when you want to move to the next position you tap on the screen and off you go. so it really encourages you moving around more and sitting into your day. >> which we heard about, getting up and moving around. >> absolutely. >> when can we get our hands on one of these and how much will it cost?

let's bring in scott budman who has been tracking this story, a lot of people paying attention. >> we know our mobile devices are tar get of hackers, we treat them like computers but don't protect them as well. it's the apps in the phones that are being targeted. we love games on our mobile phones, but all that rock band could make our personal data more accessible to hackers. >> the sheer number of smart phone users out there, hackers see that as fertile ground. they will go where the numbers are. >> reporter: by playing game and searching through social networks, we're not only spending time but making the data vulnerable to thieves. >> the smart phone has the same or more personal information and it's always with you and you're always connected. >> reporter: according to the latest nsa data, our apps are the newest targets and the more time we spend on them, the more we let hackers in. the mobile devices after all are rarely protected. >> i don't have any security software. i'm relying on motuth rolla. >> reporter: if they collect contacts and data about you, maybe they are better

nbc bay area's scott budman is live in the newsroom with more on the technology to help keep the playerswarm where it will be below freezing for the big game on sunday. >> absolutely right, janelle. football stadiums have a lot of technology inside and under the field and that will keep things at least a little warmer for the 49ers on sunday. the 49ers practiced one last time in beautiful santa clara weather before> i don't care. they play in the same weather we play in, so it don't matter. >> reporter: after practice, players and the coach said the green bay weather won't matter after kickoff. >> and then you start playing, and the heart rate ramps up. you know, the hot blood races to the arteries. you know, to the vessels, to the capillaries. and they're distributed to the fingers and the toes. >> reporter: but biology aside, there is technology at play that will make the 49ers feel a little bit more at home. a heated