it is the kissy face collection named for what the family called siri, there are kissy face hats for blonde hair. >> this is the sun. and, look at that. >> and there are kissy face hats for girls who like spots, kissy faces for doubters with military families, for bikers and hats with dog lovers. >> you know, why it is so special for kids, because, you know, feel happy, feel great, feel beautiful, and their hats, like me. >> reporter: earlier this month grand mom and granddaughter attended a business fair hosted by shore medical center. kissy face collections was signed immediately at the event and hats will soon be available in the hospital's gift shop. as for this pint sized business woman. >> tell me about having your first business. >> it feels great, like great, great, great. >> reporter: she's still working on a web site go to our web site six abc.com for contact information. i'm lisa thomas laury for "action news" at ten on >>> still ahead the adorable picture of president obama playing dress up to girl scouts. >>> and plus planning to go to the movies on christmas we will loo

. >> i asked siri about it, it's a word. >> i'm glad you turned to siri.> when in doubt, ask a woman. >>> a big treat for whitney houston fans. a sneak peek at "whitney." it's directed by angela basset who co-stars as her mother. and it covers it all, triumph and tragedy. ♪ and i >> it's never going to work, bobby, you know that. >> biopic, i say. >> biopic. >> i say biopic? >> you say either, i say either. >> sorry, correction in my newscast. ron claiborne. it's biopic. >> i thought it was biopic. >> it's a biopic. >> i do that a lot. >> let's and siri. >> tweet me. no. she was called the greatest voice of her generation. wound up in a tough marriage to pop star bobby brown. and her life spiralled into drug abuse. but "whitney" premiers on january 17th. that's sad. we will keep going. >>> new yorkers are thought of as being cold and unfriendly. it's not true. i have proof. a little girl decides the subway is a great place to, i don't know, just have a dance party. ♪ that is the definition of dancing like no one's watching. >> i love it. >> fantastic. >> i

if funding comes through, it siri -- the growing influence of islamic state. supporters declared their could this country already overwhelmed by millions of refugees now be at risk? >> dozens of flags on the islamic state flying high. today, things are calm heer. the islamic state flag and not fly for very long here. the protests were very quickly brought down. you don't have to go very far to find support or fundraising for the islamic state. >> i met an islamic state believer and asked how he could justify british and american hostages. it is right to torture and behead them. we not defer to the u.n.. they are faceless. >> he felt no need to hide his identity. the beginning. will notic state answer to a sinner. we have no loyalty to these sinners. they started this war and they will pay for it. >> the shake has encouraged them to fight in syria. he believes in jihad but says that i asked is not represent islam. syria is especially attractive because it is close to jordan. we are against anything against islamic teachings and principles. killing or beheading,

[ laughter ] >> reporter: ivy is the better stepsister of siri. i don't know how she does with gps but we will figure it out. you are outside, it's cold out, the phone rings. check this out. they are called high fund. you literally push the talk button on here, tiny speaker in the thumb. allows you to talk on the phone using blue tooth without taking your phone out of your pocket. and conductive fibers in them. you can still use the touch streak on your phone without having to take your gloves off in the wintertime. this is a great phone case for every tween on your list that loves a little technology, they will love this gift. here's how it works. it has led lights on the front side of it. so when using the front facing camera it will illuminate your face. and this is the ultra slim power bank. this little guy will add nine hours of surf time to your smart device. these right here great idea. this is the normal 3d printed ear buds. most of the ear buds you buy in the store the big problem is one size is supposed to fit everyone. which means no on

what i love about this, if you have an iphone, you will be able to use siri, but who uses siri and --kovich in the commercials. i think he was the only person to use siri successfully. >> apparently, the feedback from customers was so consistent and bad that they changed this. they are replacing -- you have no idea what to do with all the screen features. they are replacing knobs and bu ttons, getting rid of some of the screen features and putting back knobs and buttons. the lincoln mark, the aarp segment of the business, they found that using these touchscreens -- not great. >> much more ahead. our countdown continues. it is about oil again. the drop continues. tom petrie will be joining me next. ♪ >> we continue to countdown to the opening bell. we are halfway through. it is time for our "deep dive." oil prices going lower. the timing couldn't be better for yesterday's hearing. exportingban on american crude, a move that many feel would allow the u.s. shale boom to continue. tom petrie, chairman of petrie investors, a boutique industry that carriers -- caters to the oil and gas indu

. >> siri always comes on. >> really? >> siri started yelling? >> get in that position. >> crap. time has gone off, too. i just called my brother. hey, scott. how are you doing, man? can you see me? can you see what i'm doing? >> no. >> i can hear you fine. don't say anything crazy. you're on national television. >> you're going to get it now. this is it. >> wait a minute. scott, i'm going to hang up, man. this is too weird. >> just trying to figure out what you might be doing there. >> i'm trying to start a fire in the middle of nowhere with a guy and we're making a show. it's so weird. >> unforgivable. >> so this was here. >> man, i've done everything wrong today. >> yeah. remember the angle? let me tie your string up a little bit. it's a little loose. >> this is like the most fake shot, the friction fire. >> nine out of ten times? >> i would say 999 out of 1,000. nine out of ten. >> this show would be so much more exciting if we actually had fire but we don't. is this thing still on? >> yeah. that's the phone. >> how do you turn off this freakin' thing? >> just take out the ba

. >> yes, you can, siri, we'll show you how. the question on every traders' mind. it's how can anyone make money in oil? we have a way, and we'll explain it when we return. >>> not so slick. last month, mike and carter made a bullish bet on oil, and let's say they were early on the trade. take a look. ♪ on "options action", it's how we trade like oil tycoons, risk less to make more. that's what they tried to do with the bullish bet in oil. >> play for a bounce in crude here. >> mike thought, i'm in. just trying to buy into the oil etf, the uso -- >> now, don't make it hard on yourself. >> mike, jr is right. after all, 100 shares of the uso sets you back $3,000. to spend less, mike bought the january 32 strike call for 60 cents. to make money, he needs shares to rise above the strike price by more than the cost of the call or above 32.60 by january expiration, but 60 citizen? >> well, it's just not good enough. >> to spend less, mike sold the january 28 strike put for 70 cents and created a risk reversal. between the 60 cents he paid and 70 cents he elected, he coll

let's hit up siri here. will santa be visiting my house tonight?milk and cookies just in case. >> way to be an optimist. thank you. >> have i been naughty or nice this year? >> nice. but don't take my word for it. go ask the big man. >> a couple of santa questions there. curious. one more. where does santa live? >> in your heart, and at the north pole. mostly at the north pole. >> in my heart. then it's a really cold place there. >>> moving on to the next story here. a great story. take a look at these gingerbread houses. they aren't your average gingerbread house. a little dilapidated but they are supposed to symbolize the community needs in detroit. it's part of an auction where you can bid on these houses, and the money that's raised will go to help board up some of these vacant homes in the area. >> it's a great little idea there. even though it's pretty ugly on the outside, it goes to a good and zoos in britain and sydney, australia, among them. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- heartbreaking holiday. the deadly tornadoes that plowed thr

put it this way, if siri doesn't understand what you're saying, you're [ bleep ]. do you understand what i just said? >> gene keeping it real with the new talent search coliseum. >> if madonna or gene simmons auditioned for the voice or other shows, do you think we would make it? i don't think so. the biggest stars at a walk the face of the planet don't necessarily sing well but have care is ma. >> he's been with his wife shannon tweed for 31 years. >> what's the secret? >> i can do the jokes about lasting 31 years but the real truth is it that the women in your life are smarter than you are. >> me inc., in book stores now. >> this weekend extra's correspondent is with quite an idol. >> back with phillip phillips making video magic. >> trying. let's not call it magic yet. >> but magical it is, the former "american idol's" winner, unpack your heart is idol worthy and only extra is onset with the camera shy singer. >> i feel something is going to be hanging out of my nose or i look goofy but sometimes goofy is okay. >> goofy but great. his sophomore album behind the

the case of the two psychologists, richly rewarded for reverse engineering the siri program. we talked about this report in the u.s. if i was advising the people identified in the report, my advice would be vacation domestically because here at home, the president can choose the look forward not back approach but these crimes had universal jurisdiction. they're war crimes and anywhere outside of the u.s. is not obliged to follow our lead. >> it is shocking, jeff, quickly, if you read this and envision nazis doing this or kamara rouge doing this, it's not that far removed from what they were doing. recollectly feeding somebody beyond medical necessity, water boarding. >> it does seem like something in movies or the government ever sanctioned. >> is that true? some of these guys can be arrested later? >> almost certainly not in the government. the idea of universal jurisdiction, there was one celebrated case where the dictator of whichchile was arre in london but never replicated since then. i think it's unlikely but at least theoretically possible. >> more on the cnn web site.

maybe it is siri. i don't know.ook at these names, jeff and figure any pop they might get is short term. >> i still, say it again, liz, i think anytime somebody blocks an organization as good as y'all's i think it's a mistake. liz: let's move on to super saturday. there is a new shopping day taking the crown. that is super saturday. sales for this past saturday are expected to well-exceed black friday sales thanks to last-minute shoppers. we're talking about billions of dollars done on a single day. adam, who comes out the winner. >> i'm not sure, obviously consumer but why do they call them sales. my email is filled 40% off, 40% off every day since thanksgiving. it is one constant sale day. why don't they call it that? liz: look at numbers, 10 billion versus black friday, 9.1 billion. it is a much bigger opportunity as you bump up jeff saut, what is closer day to christmas. >> i said it on your show many times in the past couple months. i think underlying economy is a lot stronger than the surface figures show. not

and in the case of the two psychologists, richly rewarded for reverse engineering the siri program. we talked about this report here in the u.s. if i was advising the people that are identified in the report, my advice would be vacation domestically. because here at home the president can choose the -- look forward, not back approach. but these crimes have universal jurisdiction. they're war crimes. anywhere outside the u.s. is not obliged to follow our lead and look forward and not back on this. >> it's shocking when you read this, when you envision nazis doing this, and i hate to say this, the khmer rouge doing this, it's not that far removed from stuff they were doing. rectally feeding somebody to the point violently beyond any medical necessity, water boarding. >> it does sound like stuff people saw in movies and thought they would try out. it's not something that the government has ever sanctioned. >> is that true that some of these guys can be arrested? >> the answer is, almost certainly not in the government. the idea of universal jurisdiction, there was one celebrated case w

said siri, "i don't understand, our thickest bread?" [ laughter ] this is nuts. this is nuts.reaking up with her boyfriend, a woman in china spent a week living in a kfc. she's still really sad but she smells great. [ laughter ] that's right. she got dumped by her boyfriend and spent a week living in a kfc. authorities are calling it the slowest suicide attempt ever. [ laughter ] [ whispers ] it wasn't an orphanage when he got there. [ laughter ] i love this story. a man in georgia was sent back to jail, he was sent back to jail after mistakenly texting "do you have some weed?" to his probation officer. [ laughter ] even worse, he used his one phone call to ask, "is that a no?" [ laughter ] listen to this, last thursday was the beginning of thailand's vegetarian festival where some participants shoved knives, swords, umbrellas and other objects through their faces. which sounds pretty bizarre until you remember that american vegetarians put kale directly into their mouths. [ laughter and applause ] terrifying. terrifying. [ applause ] not sure -- i am not sure -- i will just c

. >> siri, call my husband.> so make sure on those important requests that you get voice to voice contact. verify it is the person, maybe close your bag and -- you still want to pay attention to your kids and have a lot going on and ultimately be aware. >> have these close to you and be aware of what's in your surroundings. >> when loading package, you sometimes leave the bag in the cart, even though it's by your car, someone will take it. the other thing is wheelchairs. >> sadly. people prey on wheelchairs. >> they look at these people as being a target. whether it's your cell upon or this, you're telling them where your attention is. >> interesting stuff. coming up in the next hour, apollo will pull off the biggest theft yet. plus we'll take your e-mail questions and we'll ask apollo one hour from right now. >> who has my wallet? >> he's gog knock off bank right in front of us. >> thanks. >> thanks. don't go too far. coming up straight ahead, 'tis the season for giving. but are some ways better than others? >>

. >> they've develop many of the components in today's smart phones including siri.ature. >> this remind mess of an aunt colony. >> that's exact will what it looks like. >> darpa hopes to create armies of many robots for micro manufacturing. the gecko always caught their attention because of his ability to climb walls. >> it likes like he's able to climb walls. it's contacts. >> in this video, a special forces soldier uses it to climb straight up a wall, a technology that could one day be used in hostage rescue missions. for "cbs this morning," chip reid, washington. >> isn't it spectacular what they're doing? >> they're just looking at things in a different way. >> i love chip's comment about skinny legs turning into cylinders of power. i just did the treadmill. i'd like that. >> we'll show you how first responders are finding a new way to people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise

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but i believe that three siri of collaborative efforts among leading intellectual institutions from the united states, china, and korea highlight the potentials and importance of this event in making public diplomacy as the locomotive for peace and security building toward common prosperity in northeast asia. ladies and gentlemen, northeast asia is a region of pair dock marked by the co-existence of extensive economic cooperation and pronounced the region tensions simultaneous ly. first, asia as a region has moved from the periphery to the center of the international stage with the robust economic growth and enlarged political presence during the recent decades. second, the unequivocal rise of china has made the u.s./china relations the most important bilateral relationship in the contemporary world. many efforts have been made to define the u.s./china relations. term like responsible stakeholders, g2, and amazing consensus have optimized the moral action of it role of china. on the other hand, china has recently suggested a new model of major power relations as an effort to define her

it will probably be some more powerful kind of -- something like siri, a vocal command. may not be. we don't know. looking down the road, we have a lot of issues before us. even more issues we have a lot of=lfé opportunities. that's kind of why we're doing this. let me introduce the panel in the order i have them. matt is the deputy division chief of communer science division. he promotes)várong cyber security practices, metrics. i have known matt a while. i'm grateful he is willing to come and speak. hillary cane from toyota, has been at toyota for two years. was on the hill. did a lot with the committee with the staff director for the committee on technology. some interesting things to say about what toyota is doing. smart cars are one of the favorite iterations of internet of things. i'm looking forward to your remarks. mark chief solutions architect worldwide public sector amazon. he leads the people who think about the solutions that amazon will lose. he does@s@o architecture for both government and private sector customers. thank you for coming. and finally, jeff g

probably be will somewhere powerful something like siri, a vocal command, but may not be, we don't know. so looking down the road, we have a lot of issues before us, even more issues we have a lot of opportunity. so that's kind of why we're this. let me introduce the panel in them.der i have matt shoal is in the computer science division, he promotes security practices. we're very grateful that he's speak. to hillary kane, at toyota, has how for about two years. before that was on the hill, did a lot with the committee on science, space and technology for the staff director committee on technology. really some interesting things to say about what toyota is doing. smar cars are one of the things. iterations of i'm looking forward to your remarks. solutioningshief architect, worldwide public sector amazon web services, it's title. he's the, he lead the people who atnk about the solutions amazon we use, he's an evangelist, he does architecture. for both government and private sector customers. so mark, thank you for coming. jeff green, the director of government affairs seniorth america, a