scott stein is one of our partners at cnet. hey, scott stein.> what inspires you? >> i've got this? does that excite you 1234. >> the design does not excite me. whau excites me is the smart watch is trying to sell you something you already have on your smartphone. google is trying to say we'll work with the' you have on your phone and start thinking forward to your smartphone or car or other things that might work on this. >> what do they do? >> they run apps on your phone. >> you have to have an an ann droid. >> you have to have an android. they run, they pair, they can run little mini apps. wink which is a smart hoemt company will be running an app to run your smart home. you'll see other things where you'll be able to turn off and on things. they'll push your train time you might need or the weather. >> what's the biggest criticism? >> to me it's the battery life. that's one thichlkt they only last a day. that's really like a phone. it's another thing to charge. we're trying to get to a year oar a lor a regular no muss typ thing. that's what

hey, scott stein. >> good morning. >> always good to see you.e right now. what excites me is that a lot of these smart watches, they're trying to sell you something that you already have on your phone and google is trying to say we're already going to work with the apps you have on your phone and start thinking forward to your smart home your car, other things out there that might work with this. >> what do they do exactly, scott? i don't know. what do they do? >> they basically run the apps on your phone. >> an android. >> you have to have an android, 4.3 and higher. they send notes, twitter, facebook updates but could also run little mini apps. wink a smart home company will allow you to control your smart home through it. you may see things like that in the future use your voice to turn on or off things or push things like the train time you need, what's the weather, that type of stuff. >> criticism with these devices? >> for me right now it's the battery life. they only last a day, if you use them as they're intended. and that's really like

editor scott stein says it will allow you to track fitness or monitor your we home, but right now itin the early stages. >> this is big even on my wrist. it is more than a little geeky looking. >> one of the major drawbacks is their battery life. both only last about a day. these google-powered watches are just the beginning. more are expected later this year, including devices from apple, microsoft and motorola. >> stein says keep watching. wendy gilette, cbs news new york. >>> why some are placing blame not on the shark for an attack but on a fisherman who was nearby. >>> crazy weather humidity that just sored in the bay area. also, a few rain drops the. how all this will effect your tuesday is still straight ahead. >> roberta, you we ear not throwing out the first pitch? i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up next, the a's get a new pitcher in a block buster deal. two new starting pitchers. we will talk to them up next. for over 60,000 california foster children, having necessary school supplies can mean the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behind. i n