"consumer reports" already is putting that much hyped smartwatch to the test. our consumer reporter erica gonzalez has the initial results. >> the apple watch has spent all day in the "consumer reports" facility so how well did it do before you go and spend big bucks on it? let's take a look. apple announced the release date of its watch in march with great hoop loo. deliveries have begun and "consumer reports" has the watches in its test labs. the apple watch comes in a variety of styles. the sport is made of lightweight aluminum with hardened glass and the stainless steel has crystal. they fac the same test that all smartwatches face. >> durability is an important feature for your christ, it will be exposed to the elements and will get banged up. >> reporter: this test tests how hard a scratch it can endure. the apple's screen is you have toer and the caf fire is even better. >> you want to know that a smartwatch can handle abuse. >> reporter: both versions were dunked in a pressurized tank for 30 minutes to check apple's water resistant claim. the watches su

our next guest says the time is not ripe for apple's smartwatch or even really smartwatches right now too early. most people should wait before spending hundreds of dollars on even one. christopher mims, technology columnist for "the wall street journal" you're pouring cold water on all of these excited people, christopher. why? >> bottom line is, that the watches are going to change a great deal in the next two to five years. they will turn into totally different type of gadget and it will be kind of evolution unlike anything we've seen before even in smartphones. >> sound like my dad, who used to say, don't buy the newest incarnation of something. wait. let other dummies buy it. then you see all the glitches. they fix the glitches. then you can buy the new one. t basically that theory, isn't it? >> yeah. it is basically that theory. i think hopefully i backed it up with a little more research than your dad. i talked to the head of wearables at google. he talked about how the displays that go into these devices are going to change a great deal. the next one in two years. also i think

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. >> reporter: the automaker's new app for smartwatches lets you start your car, lock the doors, find your vehicle on a map, and flash the lights. >> we have added this new location feature. >> reporter: the new version of chrysler's you connect smartphone app talks directly to the car. >> you can use a search feature especially find a destination before you get to your car and send it straight to your navigation. >> reporter: during a drive, the latest nissan maxima can tell if you're tired. the car senses when a drive is drowsy and sends out an alert to wake him up. a new safety feature on the 2016 chevy malibu is called teen driver. >> a technology to help parents encourage safe driving habits in the teens. >> reporter: parents access and control the settings with a p.i.n. code. >> parents can set a maximum audio volume limit for the vehicle. the parent can also choose to set a speed warning if the driver or the front passenger are unbuckled the radio will be muted to encourage teens to buckle up. >> reporter: after a ride parents can see a detailed report. >> how many miles the te

whether that is enough for people to run out and buy a smartwatch, that we will have to wait and see. brad: it seems like the central proposition of the apple watch is that it makes our lives simpler this idea of glance-ability, we don't have to pull our smartphones out of our pockets. do you buy that? do you think the watch makes our lives easier? steve: i think it can make accessing certain things easier but the onus is on the user to be accountable for their own information. if you are the kind of person who is going to pull out your phone and be checking it, you are going to be the person constantly looking at your watch. you don't control which notifications go to your phone -- from your phone to your watch. you could really be inundated with a flood of notifications. brad: the message that i took from some of the reviews, from the review in "the new york times," is that there is a learning curve for the apple watch. it is remarkable. the watch was the simplest piece of technology there is, and now people are going to be paying for a device where you need a few days to understand

the issues that could have even have the biggest apple fans saying, no, thanks, to the smartwatch. >> and we say, oh, yeah, the oakland a's play baseball daytime baseball this season the first game. we have that forecast coming up. >> and big delays in sunnyvale where the intersection of lawrence expressway east arques is blocked because of a possible head-on collision. we'll have new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> good morning. time check, 6:13. and taking a look towards the santa clara valley, a few high, thin clouds with a batch of clouds off the coast drifting over the santa cruz mountains. we have temperatures slightly warmer today leading into the weekend and we have your full forecast straight ahead. >>> thank you, roberta. state lawmakers are trying to end the stalemate over planned uc tuition hikes. a bill was introduced yesterday which would give 75 million to both the uc and csu systems. that could end the battle between uc president jane

. >>> apple's new smartwatch makessity official debut. customers in los angeles waited more than 24 hours to get their wrists near that gadget. you can track your fitness, takes calls, and you know what? it even tells time. they range in price in $350 to $10,000. so far, though, it's getting mixed reviews on tech sites like cnet and gizmoto. >>> i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow. it looks beautiful out here on the michael & son weather cam but guess what. with all that sunshine, the breezes have picked up and that is pulling in colder air once again. we have another day with temperatures that are well below our seasonal average. along with these breezes we're continuing to stir up the tree pollen. so the tree pollen remains high. we still have low amounts of grass and also mold, but the weed pollen won't become an issue till we get into the autumn months. we have the cold air remaining in place overnight tonight. we have frost and freeze advisories in effect once again. the blue outlining is for a freeze watch in effect as close to

apple is preparing for the european launch of its smartwatch but it appears to have a hurdle before it breaks into switzerland. the name applewatch has been trademarked since 1985 by leonard timepieces. some say it could explain apple's absence at the trade fair in february. the national assembly has approved a law that would ban advertisements for artificial tanning beds for minors. it would prohibit giving sunbeds to nonprofessionals. it's a larger health bill that is expected to be voted into law by the year's end. staying in france, the oecd praised france's tax friendly tax cuts but more reform needs to be done. one staked his political livelihood to bring down the record high unemployment. he said the government has done its part and it's time for the private sector to step up. tom waterhouse has the story. tom: it was most surprised the french president shows a visit to this vactry in northern france to celebrate the fact that country's economy is forecast to forge ahead. >> our very economy is recovering. the figures published this morning confirms that but it's recovering slow

it's better than other smartwatches but some complaints. it's not for everyone. among the concerns are that you need a fairly recent iphone to make it work. everyone expects the apple watch to sell pretty well. deliveries start in two weeks. >>> those funny directv commercials with rob lowe are being pulled off the air. the ad features a cool version of the actor along with his creepier self urging viewers to get rid of cable and upgreat to directv. comcast complainted to the bbb and said some of the claims are un unsubstantiated. >>> you may soon be able to skip ads on youtube. no word on how much the fee for no ads would be. one estimate is about 10 bucks a month. >>> there's something new on offer today at ikea and it's not furniture. the retailer famous for its swedish meatballs, today starts offering veggie balls or specifically they're vegan made with no animal products and it's all about keeping up with current trends. chicken meatballs coming soon. this is a big deal at ikea? >> yes and talking about the elderberry syrup you can put in water and drink. >>

smartphone the galaxy s6 which goes on sale tomorrow the same day apple takes orders for its new smartwatch. the company will have trouble meeting demand for the curved device. the s6 is expected to sell well following a positive review. >>> people are using facebook and google plus. facebook is the most popular site, followed by instagram, snapshot, twitter and google plus. one reason teens use google plus they may already have a g-mail account set up for school. scott back to you. >> landon, thank you very much. >>> the midwest is bracing for thunderstorms and schools, this is what it looked like as the same storm passed over missouri. the town of farmington was hit with baseball sized hail. dozens of car windows shattered, one car with about a dozen holes in the back window also was destroyed, hails punched holes in the roof of a restaurant causing the roof to collapse. >> in the video on the right-hand side, holy cow, nothing like that around here. let's check in with christina. >> good morning to you. we get worked up about pea sized hail earlier this week. boy, that is severe weather.

. >>> starting today, the apple smartwatch is available for pre-order. this is apple's first new product category to be launched in the past five years. deliveries begin on april 24th. >>> and a cost-cutting move. the owners of the walgreens chain are closing 200 stores. prompting officials to say this should save $1.5 billion over the next few years. no word on where or when. >>> and a new attraction is coming to the philadelphia waterfront. yesterday michael nutter revealed plans for summerfest the first outdoor roller skating rink. how about that? complete with a beach theme. and it includes playgrounds for children and a water lodge that will be turned into a new restaurant. >> activities like those that go on the waterfront and those we have been involved with for so many years really do help to not only stress the importance of health and wellness but helps us deliver our mission to this community. >> the roller rink and the harbor park open may 22nd. >>> low clouds fog and some sunshine just to start with today. 42 degrees at nbc 10. but it's goin

. >>> and starting today, apple's smartwatch is available for in-store prevus and online preorders. apple store employees can help customers choose which model works best for them. it's apple's first new product category to be launched in the past five years. deliveries begin april 24th. >>> it is18 minutes after 5:00 and we have an accident on the schuylkill expressway. that's not what you want to hear friday morning. >> we'll find out about that and get an update from christine maddela. >>> it's been a busy morning out there with wet conditions not helping. this is 76 on the westbound side right near gladwyne. crews are on the scene with the right lane blocked for traffic. everyone is getting by on the left-hand side. it's causing a bit of a slowdown. good thing there's not too much volume out there to slow you down. there's another accident with an overturned car on kelly drive. also on the westbound side so it is closed at sedgley drive. stick to mlk or the schuylkill, but the schuylkill westbound is closed due to that accident. and the wet roads out there, be careful in additio

. >> it's one of the most feature-packed ambitious smartwatches. but it's doing it at the expense of elements like price and battery life. >> reporter: the battery life only lasts a day. and it might be a tough sell to the average person. >> i think $17,000 for a, um, first time apple watch is pretty extreme. but, um, you know, $350, it's certainly more than i paid for my watch. >> reporter: the watch works with newer iphones and keeps you connected. you can track your fitness, play music, and use apple pay and apps. >> it's easy to send texts, audio messages, use a speaker phone. >> i'll wait to see what the market is and the reaction of people to the watch and then judge whether the bang is worth the buck. >> reporter: a lot of people are debating whether to buy it now or next year because the next generation apple watch is bound to be faster, thinner and sleeker. the apple watch is due out on the 24th. in los gatos, betty yu, kpix 5. >> all right. preorders of the watches begin tomorrow and the devices arrive on april 24. >>> time now 4:51. stil

you're inked up you may want to think twice before buyle apple's new watch p the tech giants new smartwatch not work for people with tattoos. the blog apple insider says the watch's infrared led light which detect blood flow underneath the skin are actually blocked by tattoos. no word from apple. those tattoos may be a window to the soul but not a window through your skin for a. >> not to your phone. interesting. >>> a social media start-up shuts its doors after raising millions of dollar sdpls for that story and the rest of your news before the bell we turnt to kate rogers joining us live from cnbc world headquarters. good morning, kate. >> futures are lower and stock indexes are down across the board following disappointing first quarter gdp growth in less than expected 0.2%. the nasdaq got the first three-day losing streak in a month. we will get a report on weekly jobless claims today. headwinds for the job market include strong dollar on export and jobs and oil and natural gas production. also work for data on personal income and consumer spending for march. social media start-up secre

i haven't found a smartwatch to date that i was willing to buy.thing looks like a really nice watch and that can't be minimized. this is something you wear. you're not ashamed to be out in public being seen wearing this thing. >> joanna, quoting four youes poo. we buy it because we want to look our best. and that's what apple does. are you focused mostly on the look of it the jewelry aspect of fashion aspect as opposed to what it actually can do for our lives, the purpose aspect? >> kind of both there. i think one of the big things apple is trying to do here is sell a luxury item to people that we just want to wear something that makes us look cool, that actually enhances our status. but i think the other thing they want to do here to make us look good is also make our bodies look better to make us healthier. so a lot of the things we taught about in my piece is in a fitness gadget and how it's better than fit bits out there. yes, it's way more expensive but it gives you more accurate data and because you want to wear it all day long. it actually

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the first to use smartphones, smartwatches, anything. skechers, innovation machine, new shoes, all kinds of ages. it's a footwear and the social work so to speak of the incredibly popular singer demi lovato. it's not just shoe biz, it's show business. fourth and final, no excuses. all three of these companies have large businesses and franchises overseas. they're all saddled with the same strong dollar woes that some having hamstrung by. but demand was so great they didn't skip a beat. the moral of the story, if you have the right goods the strong dollar didn't derail you. this market is so mercurial i don't know if today's judgment will translate into tomorrow's action. get this, microsoft, amazon, google and starbucks are all trading up at night. because they have varying degrees of exactly what moved up today's winners. as all four have legions of people betting against them. let me give you the bottom line. if you get a guideup in sales and earnings, a true upside surprise, amazing innovation and robust sales overseas despite the str

right now you can order the new apple smartwatch, but you can't take it home just yet.rting at 3:00 a.m. apple started taking pre-ed orders online. and they had no problems -- we had no problems getting on the website. shipping will start on april 24. you can also try out the iwatch at apple stores today. it requires an appointment. >>> today you can buy tickets to the first round of the wizard home playoff games. they go on sale at 11:00. dates and times for the first round games will be released after the regular season ends. >>> here are the four things you need to know before you head out. cherry blossoms will be in their peak bloom this there will be big crowds. the parade is also tomorrow morning. feel free to tweet us any pictures. >>> several deputies in california under investigation after they were caught on camera beating a suspect did youruring an arrest. >>> a tornado killed one woman, leveling parts of illinois. the storm so strong it swept some home off their foundations. look for a live report from the ground on the "today" show. >> reporter: and the mai

. >>> apple will start taking preorders for the smartwatch this friday and there is something new withhe product launch from the cupertino-based company. once it's launched customers can't line up outside of apple stores to buy one. you have to make an appointment for a fitting and it will be shipped to you or you go back to the store and pick it up. >>> and we will be right back. much more this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> five things to know on the 55. president obama called the framework of a nuclear deal with iran a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that will prevent the country from producing a bomb. some members of congress are urging the u.s. to seek a better deal. world powers are hoping to reach a final agreement with iran by the end of june. >>> officials at columbia university school of journalism will answer questions today about its review of a widely kiss credited "rolling stone" article. it centered on a who said she had been gang rap

smartwatches now a billion- dollar push to make using them safer. >> plus, brand-new housing for 200,000, but before you try to sign up, this one is meant for a very specific group of people. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. female narrator: for over 60,000 california foster children a pair of shoes is a small but important gift. my shoes have a hole in them. i can barely fit in these anymore. i hope no one would notice. they hurt my feet. i never had new shoes before. to help, sleep train is collecting new shoes of all sizes. bring your gift to any sleep train, and they'll be given to a local foster child in need. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. >>> more than a million apple smart watches are set to go out on friday. and by saturday, thousands of drivers may actually be casually checking their wrists on the road. >> on our consumerwatch, julie watts on a lawsuit to preve

they can sell all of these different colored cases for smartphones and they can't for smartwatches?'t understand the supply problem. this is a company that's mastered supply. essentially it's a smaller iphone that fits on your wrist. it's not like this is some new kind of technology that they've never built before. it's the same kind of screens and so on. sure, this is the case for the gold watch, but when you look at the other devices, it's just, it's the same as an iphone in my eyes, i don't understand how you can have the lead-up to this and have the wait time be until june to buy this device. >> you think something broke down? you think something went wrong? >> maybe something wrobroke dowr they're doing what apple does, trying to create supply and demand. i think they've gone a little too far in this instance. >> tim cook hates inventory and sure, they could have shipped thousands to of them to every store and had them sitting in the back waiting for people to come in they could have shipped thousands of watch straps to every store and waited for people to come in. that wouldn'

>> just days away from the launch of apple's watch, google has a line-up of smartwatches.ron profis reports. >> reporter: this is probably google's biggest update yet to its android wear smart watch line. it's just like the android operating system for smartphones. basically any maker can create a smart watch and just plug in that android wear software to make life easier for themselves. so now there's a new update that gives users more freedom. you can now send and receive text messages without having your phone nearby. all your watch needs to do is be hooked up to wi-fi. so you can't necessarily go out and about completely freely. but you can send and receive text messages, notifications, calendar alerts, you can store music and play it back while you are out and about on your run and you can even track your fitness. so it's no coincidence that this is coming out just days before the apple watch launches. google wants to make sure it's either surpassing or at least keeping up with apple's own features. so what can you do with the a.m. smart watch without having your phon

apple's smartwatch is now available for pre-order online for shipping later this month and went on displays online interest already indicates a sellout. prices start $349 the most expensive model, will run you 17 grand. and that does it for this edition of "news nation." i'm tamron hall. we'll be back here on monday. have a great weekend. up next andrea mitchell reports live from panama city, panama. across america people, like basketball hall of famer dominique wilkins, are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills and comes in a pen. victoza is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. and the needle is thin. victoza is not for weight loss but it may help you lose some weight. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat

earlier reports indicate that tech giants new smartwatch doesn't work for people with tattoos.n the blog apple insiders says the watch's infrared led lights which detect blood flow under the skin are blocked by tattoos. no word yet from apple. >> after you get that tattoo removed, scott, it turns out that's not the only problem. >> maybe you get a tattoo of the watch, i don't know. scott mcgrew, apple may have to slow production on the watch we understand because of a problem inside? >> it's something called the taptic engine, relating to the sense of touch. wall street journal says system of the technology deep inside the watch that make the watch vibrate did not work properly and apple caught it early. they switched suppliers. so consumers who have the watch now do not need to worry. but it has slowed production which is why there are so many of us who don't have the watch yet. recode reports this morning that meg a company sales force could be for sale. sales force is very big led by this man. it is, in fact, san francisco's largest private employer. it would be expensive to

the galaxy s6 goes on sale tomorrow, the same day apple starts taking preorders on the new smartwatchamsung says it will have trouble meeting demand for the new curved edge device. the s6 is expected to sell very well following a string of positive reviews. >>> and a new study finds teens are still using facebook and surprisingly google plus, facebook is the most popular social media site for teens of course followed by instagram, snapchat twitter and google plus. one reason teens are still using google plus perhaps they have the g-mail account set up by the school and get it by default. >>> it seems fast food is going to the dogs. >> a new survey finds one in every six american house holds orders fast food for dogs at least some of the time through their drive-thru visit. four out of five pet owners admit they order something special for their four-legged friends. >> according to the survey, people visit mcdonald's most often with their dogs, followed by burger king and wendy's. so does that speak to the preference of the owners or the dogs? >> or the dogs. >> i don't know. >> i thin

it is a smartwatch. of course it has all of your glance bl information right below the time. about when i'm standing, even reminds me to stand sometimes. i've got the calendar -- bill: it reminds you to stand. >> it does. it has this engine, so it will gently tap your wrist. it'll feel different than a vibration, it'll feel like a tap. and above it i've got my notifications which all, by the way, this is, of course, connected to my iphone. bill: a little slower. >> i'm trying to make sure i don't show anybody's information. all of the notifications i get on my iphone i can set it. there are a lot of different apps already on here and there are more apps coming. some are already in there. this little part on the side is interesting because it looks like a real watch, right? it looks like a piece of fashionable luxury watch, which i like. the digital crown on the side, though, does more -- i'll go to the map which will be a cool way to show you. i need to zoom in. then it picks up the map. now, the gps is in my p phone, not on this device. but once the map appears here, i can s

he put a smartwatch through his own production company.bc's ronan farrow asked the star about it. >> i come from the projects, we washed our clothes and hung them on the line. if our mom wasn't able to take care of us the next door neighbor took care of us. >> the next big project is taking care of -- >> one day i was on stage in cost coast costa rica, this time we saw the aftermath of a concert and saw a sea of trash. i was like wow -- >> that's how will got the idea for eco cycle, to take the waste he saw at that concert and turn is into consumer goods and clothes to buy sickles. coca-cola is just one of the big corporations taking him very seriously. >> he said i want to talk about recycling, not at all what i expected. >> betting big on hotel sheets made out of recycled plastics. >> all hotels will have these sheets in the u.s. and 2016 all around the world. >> if you think of all w hotels how many beds in any hotel? just take one hotel. there's like hundreds of beds. you think how many there are in america and the world. that's a lot

. >>> apple sees demand for its new smartwatch exceeding supply when it goes on sale april 24th.eordered online starting tomorrow. >>> and voluntarily recalling 30 toushgs ,000 cases humus. the routine test tested positive for listeria. there's no evidence any has gotten sick from the product. back to you. >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm jackie deangelis. the department of energy out with weekly natural gas storage report. an injection of 15 billion cubic feet, it is sending prices lower. traders are saying that they expected to see or start to see builds. we're getting into the in between period you don't need heat air-conditioning demands starts to drop off. last year at this time and with the five-year average, we've seen a couple of withdrawals because of colder weather. right now seeing builds definitely going to send gas prices down. traders looking at 2.25 as potential target unless mother nature throws us a curveball. >>> reprising a story at 9:00 a.m. this morning intel has ended talks to acquire chipmaker altera, after a number of months of negotiations

. >>> is the department 6 defense trading in suits and ear pieces for hoodies and smartwatches? cyber strategy push out in silicon valley in an effort to recruit top level talent and bridge the gap between the west coast and d.c. does the pentagon stand a chance against top tech giants when it comes to recruiting. joining us is sam hooly from riviera partners. what's the silicon valley reaction to this news? >> thanks for having me. it's an interesting play. i think it's going to take some time because one of the conversations i can see going like this. someone picks up the phone and they say, hi this is bob from the pentagon. would you like to come work for the government? and they are going to respond, yeah, i have a ping-pong tournament in half an hour and massage in ten but let me get back to you, and by the way, i make $1 million a year so i'll have to do work at some point but it is something that's going to take time. it's certainly worth doing. tons of talent here. not just talent here but pervasive in tech across the country. something we'll have to start now or we'll n

we want that new smartphone or smartwatch, hoping social security will rescue us or bail us out.ement. >> overall savings in general, the neighbor works study says a third of americans have zilch, they don't have any savings. that's up like 5% from last year. >> that's right they don't have a dime in their savings account and part of it even though the job market is coming back wages are pretty much frozen. people are not making more money so it's not a lot of wiggle room to put aside extra dollars. >> interestingly, if you break it down in terms of race breakdown, african-americans, hispanic respondents also less likely to save than those in the past, and this is according to the neighbor works and you compare that to caucasian residents in different communities. why is that? >> in part african-americans and hispanics a lot have their money wrapped up in their homes and lost a lot of equity during the recession and getting back on top, trying to squeeze out the extra nickels, it's been difficult for a lot of people. >> with your research and from the studies, did you find any so

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