. >>> this week your biz selfie comes from jane who makes tastefully done venison marinade in waynesville, missouri. now if your biz is deer to your heart, get it deer venison, send us your selfie to yourbusiness@msnbc.com or tweet it to us@msnbc your biz. and please do not forget to use the #yourbizselfie. i can't wait to see them. >>> it is time now to answer some of your business questions. let's get our board of directors in here to help us out. genevieve thiers is the founder of sitter city dotcom an online care giving service with millions of users worldwide. and jenny lefcourt is a and jen if iny lefcort co-founded wedding picture.com and bella pictures. the first one is about keeping manufacturing local. >> i want to keep producing my product locally to keep giving jobs to local people. on the other hand i'm not as competitive with my prices because of that. do you have any suggestions? >> it's a good question and a tough one because unless people are willing to pay for that you'll fail what do you think? >> i think that customers want to do more than just buy goods. it's a mission driven marketing. it works well. if she can make sure her customers understan

so now it's time for you to send us your selfie. get out your phones nab a quick shot and accepted it to us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com or tweet it to us @msnbcyourbiz. don't forget to tell us your name and where you are. and use #yourbizselfie. we cannot wait to see them. >>> today's elevator pitcher started noticing somewhat of a trend. people who like to drink wine at home would order something harder when out at a bar or club. so she came up with an idea for them. let's see if the panel will toast her product. denise is the ceo of the s-3 agency and he's the co-founder of the grill media group. >> hi i'm stephanie harris, founder of mavin cocktails. i have 18 years in the wine industry and i realized that people don't have a great experience when they are at the bar ordering wine by the glass. while cocktails are ordered by brand name, wine drinkers must settle what is on hand often for quality. made is a super premium wine-infused vodka cocktail sold in a glass bottle. it tastes just like a great glass of wine and very consistent

. >>> this week your biz selfie comes from steve's jams and jellies in wichita, kansas. so now it is time for you to send us your selfie. get out your phone, nab a shoot and send it in to your biz@msnbc.com or you can tweet it to us@msnbc your biz. do not forget to tell us your name and where you are, and use use #yourbizselfie. we cannot wait to see them. today's elevator pitcher started noticing somewhat of a trend. people who like to drink wine at home would order something a little bit harder when they were out at a bar or a club. so she came up with an idea for them. let's see if the panel will toast her product. denise blasevick is the ceo, and adam rich is the editor in chief of the thrill list media group. >> i'm stephenie harris founder of maven cocktail. i have 18 years in the wine industry, and i realized that people don't have a great experience when they're at the bar ordering one by the glass. while cocktails are ordered by brand name wine drinkers must settle for what's on hand often poor quality. maven is a super premium wine infused vodka cocktail sold in a single serve glass bottle. it tak

selfie comes from erin blakely. get out your phone, take a selfie of yourself and your business and send it to us at msnbc.com. tweet it to us. please don't forget to use the hashtag your biz selfie. time to answer some questions. the first one is about getting more customers in the door. >> we're seeing a pretty significant drop-off in traffic in craft stores all over america. my question would be what can we do as independent retailers or as an organization to reestablish that traffic pattern for all of our stores? >> retailers have been doing a lot of neat stuff to get people in the door. with craft stores i think there's a lot of opportunity. >> there's a fundamental lesson you have to understand about human behavior. we as a customer see the same things online. it's human nature to go the easiest path. the way to stand out is by always being different. don't try to be better. it doesn't make it stand out in the customer's mind. they'll still follow the easier path. you have to be radically different. home depo is an example. you can come and build a birdhouse at the store. and then you're inside buying st

>>whites of your eye, i thought most youth i risk. >> we are able to use software. we can use the selfieera and see the blood vessels in the whites of your eye. >> is the selfie camera a term of heart gekko >t? >> the selfie camera sounds a lot more fun. >> what are the requirements gekko is that part of the evolution that has made this possible that would not have been before? >> cameras have gotten better and better. the word of the year with selfie. we love to take pictures of ourselves. we're putting beautiful cameras on the front facing as well as the back. these are now 548 megapixel that allow us to operate 20 inches away and allow us to see enough resolution to get accuracy when they are authenticated. 49- 9's are metrics that first came out with the power industry where they wanted reliability. what is the bear minimum that you think is necessary of this in terms of the nines? >> typically the level -- three levels. one is 99.39. 99.99. the other is .002%. flip that around. 99.998. different level of sensitivity. totally four 9's are sufficient. >> why zte? >> we are announced t

. >>> this week's your biz selfie comes to us from erin blakley from the glass door salon in winston-salem winston-salem, north carolina. now we would like to see yours. so just get out your phone, take a selfie of yourself and your business and send it to us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com or tweet it to us @msnbcyourbiz. don't forget to use the the #yourbizselfie. >>> it's time now to answer some of your business questions. mike and jenna are back with us. the first one is about getting more customers in the door. >> we're seeing a pretty significant drop-off in traffic in craft stores all over america. and my question would be what can we do as independent retailers or as an organization to re-establish that traffic pattern for all of our stores? >> retailers have been doing a lot of neat stuff to get people in the door. and with craft stores i think there's a lot of opportunity. >> huge opportunities. there's a fundamental lesson you have to understand about human behavior. that when we as a customer see things of the same online or the store i can buy the same thing, it's human nature to go

. >>> this week your biz selfie is a very cool one. it comes to us from william of snow hill north carolina. he owns the ham produce company and this great picture of him in his planting fields was taken with a drone. which i planting fielding was taken with a drone. it doesn't make it a selfie, it's a dronee. just take a selfie of you and your business and send it to usus at yourbusiness.com. use the #yourbizselfie. >>> it's time to answer some of your business questions. jean and julie are back with us now. the the first is about taking staffing to a new level. >> as a small business owner, i'm interested in running a lean organization with part time and freelance staff. for budget reasons and also for legal reasons. but when is the right time to hire full time employees? >> julie, i will start with you. i think when you talk about budget reasons, part-time, freelance staff can be cheaper buts will be more expensive as i've found with my own personal experience. there's this great turnover and training. you don't necessarily take that into consider

. >> simply looking at your device we're able to use this selfie camera to look at the whites of your eye, and transform that into a key that logs you in making your life more convenient, more secure, yet very private. >> fascinating. the whites of the eye. most of these devices scan the iris? >> the eye is a beautiful biometric. it's got a lot of i want resting features. what we're able to do is be software so we can use the selfie camera and see the whithes. the other cameras take special hardware and there are no devices that have that so they all have selfie cameras so that's great for us. >> is the selfie camera a term of art? i thought it was a forward facing camera. >> selfie camera sounds a lot more fun. >> it certainly does. what are the requirements of that selfie camera? is that part of the evolution that's made this possible wouldn't have been before? >> sure. cameras have gotten better and better. the word of the year in 2013 was selfie. so as the phone manufacturer, we love to take pictures. they're putting beautiful cameras on the front facing as well as the back. so th

you can still take selfies the old fashion way and i'm happy to report you to one exception that you can still use that new selfie stick of yours at the national zoo. there's at least that for you. >> i'm happy. thank you for finding that little loophole for me. >> i've got your back. >>> it 16:18. howard -- it is 6:18. howard has our back. >> i wish i could find a weather loophole but we have to get through today. >> how much snow? >> glad you asked. that's where we're starting this wednesday morning. we didn't set that up at all. i think north of town sees more snow than south of town. that's because the colder air will get there first and you'll see snow longer. i say a general 4 to 8. the white area 3 to 6 d.c. south. so if the snow takes a while, only about 3. gets there earlier, closer to 6. 6 possibly to 10, southern montgomery, fairfax, southern loudoun, and then north of that, leesburg, gitters bawrg, 8 -- gaithersburg, 8 inches. maybe locally 12 inches. that's the forecast based on wednesday morning's data. should things change, that map could change but that's what i'm thinking right now. moisture extending from the

. >>> this week's your biz selfie comes to us straight from the pickle baron from key west florida. justinyourbizselfie coming from pickle baron. want to see yourself up on our screen? we love getting photos from around the country. take a selfie and send it to yours byness . >>> it's becoming a major problem for a lot of small bys particularly in big cities. rising rents are forcing them out of their stores and offices. as reported some store owners are fighting back. >> some consider it an institution after opening in the late 1830s. by next month he'll close his doors for good. he said his building was sold to a hedge fund who then tripled his rent from $20,000 per month. >> we had a thriving business here. business went up every year. with all the chain stores with all the chain pharmacies around we still were able to increase business because we just provide add service here. >> but steady busy isn't enough in the face of soaring rents from coast to coast. office space and storefront rentals in new york city have increased by 0% in the last five years and in san francisco the p

send your selfie to yourbusiness@msnbc.com or tweet @msnbcyourbiz. and don't forget to useyourbizselfie. i can't wait to see them. >>> it is time now to answer some of your business questions. let's get our board of directors in here to help us out. genevieve is founder of sittercity.com, an online caregiving service with millions of users world. and jenny is with freestyle capital, which invests in seed-stage companies. she also co-founded weddingchannel.com and bella pictures. so good to see you guys. the first one is about keeping your manufacturing local. >> i want to keep producing my product locally to keep on giving jobs to local people but on the other hand, i'm not as competitive with my prices because of that. do you have any suggestions? >> it's a good question and a tough one, because unless people are willing to pay for that you're going to fail. so, what do you think? >> so i think that customers want to do more than just buy goods. it's a mission-driven marketing works really well. so if she can make her customers understand that what she's supporting -- and

. >> please leave your selfie stick at home. people used it to take pictures of themselves, tripods and monopods are already banned at museums like the smithsonian. officials say the poles pose safety hazards, especially in crowded conditions. when we were young you handed the camera to someone and then they ran off with your camera. >> yeah no selfies. you know when you go to little kid performances. all you get is the screens of all the other parents in front of you. >> right. >> maybe i'm going to get one. >> maybe just enjoy the thing in front of you. >> don't be a fuddy fuddy. >> you may soon be able to own a piece of back to the future history. >> the auto museum in illinois is going to give away its model of the delorean used in the movie series if the cubs win the world series. back to the future part 2 predicted the cubbies would win it all in 2015. if the cubs don't win, the museum is going to give away a hoverboard prop instead. anyone who visits the museum in march 21st to the end of the baseball season is eligible to win the pr

us. if you have the bassinet, contact the company for a free repair. >>> a number of washington, d.c. museums have a new ban. >> they say when you visit there, leave your selfie stick at home. okay, we're telling people not to bring their selfie sticks. it's a stick like this one on the urban outfitters website. people use it to, you know, take pictures of themselves. tripods and monopods are already banned at museums like the smithsonian. the poles pose a safety hazard especially during crowded conditions. >> especially if you get too close to some of that art. >>> new study finds adults over 30 only catch the flu about twice a decade. why scientists say that's true. i wonder if the scientists have kids. >> that's x-factor. a lot more on that coming up. >>> i guess my wife caught hers last week. an easy drive. that zipper truck halfway across the bridge. can you see it? it's doing its job. we'll check the rest of your commute coming up. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >> welcome back, everyone. ready to go out to eat? a new list out this morning features the most allergy-friendly restaurant chains. according to users of the app allergy eats, chipotle

selfie stick. >> show me your stick. >> no, no. >> selfie sticks weren't even invented. >> i think it was give me a hug. >> i was any of us. >> yes. >> come here give me a hug. >> i said who is this guy. >> that is your new co-workers. >> okay. >> the the kid like to do it and so do celebrities, suck helium and then hold a conversation. >> dramatic pause. >> so who is maybe one of the most classy actress necessary hollywood and internationally. >> helen mirren. >> she was on jimmy fall on's she and he likes to get celebrities to suck helium and then talk. >> where do you keep your academy award. >> i keep my academy award on the shelf in my house in london. >> thank you. >> we have all done it but it works on national television. >> yes, it does. >> okay. can i just take a moment to congratulate a friend of ours that we have gotten to necessity over last four or five years. when we do our fashion segment is there a guy from philadelphia who has made a career as a stylist, to celebrities out in hollywood. guess what he did over the weekend? he got married to his partner over ten years anthony henderson on the right-hand side there

civilie stick allows a longer reach when you're using your smartphone so you can get more people in your pictures. the ban is not on selfize, just the selfieral top museums around the country are doing the same thing. >>> former full house star john stamos took a great ping tour in san francisco. a friend snapped third photo of him wearing a black outfit, sun glasses and hat in front of the house. that's him on the left. fans were visiting but had no idea uncle jesse was right there. he said, boy these youngsters have no idea what they're missing. hash tag full house house, hash tag, turn around. i love that. i don't if i would have noticed either. he is nondescript. let's check in on the forecast anything but undercover. drew tuma with what is going on out there. >> so many people out. >> you're not looking everybody in the eye. are you a celebrity? >> so close. live doppler 7hd showing you right now we are dry and we are mainly clear. i'll take you outside live look from emeryville camera, showing you the gorgeous sunset that occurred minutes ago. we're having a nice evening. mild tower start off with and then cooling off into the 40s. s

civilie stick allows a longer reach when you're using your smartphone so you can get more people in your pictures. the ban is not on selfize, just the selfie stick. several top museums around the country are doing the same thing. >>> former full house star john stamos took a great ping tour in san francisco. a friend snapped third photo of him wearing a black outfit, sun glasses and hat in front of the house. that's him on the left. fans were visiting but had no idea uncle jesse was right there. he said, boy these youngsters have no idea what they're missing. hash tag full house house, hash tag, turn around. i love that. i don't if i would have noticed either. he is nondescript. let's check in on the forecast anything but undercover. drew tuma with what is going on out there. >> so many people out. >> you're not looking everybody in the eye. are you a celebrity? >> so close. live doppler 7hd showing you right now we are dry and we are mainly clear. i'll take you outside live look from emeryville camera, showing you the gorgeous sunset that occurred minutes ago. we're having a nice evening. mild tower start off with and then cooling off int

using facial recognition software to unlock mobile devices. one day you may just have to pose for a selfie to get access to your phone. >>> on to some health news ficial oil is widely used as a dietary supplement. does it really work? >> and forget the doctor -- an apple away may help keep the pharmacist away. here's jane king with our health and wellness report. >> reporter: at least 10% of americans take fish oil supplement. most believe the omega 3 fatty acids will protect their heart. there is one big problem -- "the new york times" says the vast majority of clinical trials involving fish oil have found no evidence it lowers the risk of heart attack or stroke. >>> can switching to organic fruit and vegetables double sperm count? harvard scientists say pesticides on produce may damage sperm quantity and quality. they found those men who ate produce with no residue saw their sperm quality increase by 37%. >>> an apple a day may not keep the doctor away, but it might help keep the pharmacist at bay. the university of michigan says apple eaters did appear to be significantly more likely to avoid prescription medications. curiously, the link was

selfies and uploaded them. >> in this imaging of your face we are showing the points that we use to break up and these white dots you can barely see are points we use. >> the technology is based on facial recognition software. he has developed programs for the fbi and homeland security. >> starting from the top we look at the forehead and work down to the brow, large pores and scaling an indication of an older individual. we look at drooping of the ends of the mouth that are all indicators of aging. we got an age of 35, all right. your life expectance was 84, which is a pretty good life expectancy. >> next up our host. >> this is my selfie. what can you tell me about my fiewt ?ur. >> going down we look at the forehead this. is an indication possibly you spent time out in the sun. you have some creasing here, but you don't see that in any other parts of your face. in essence this is a fairly young face. if joo if we put this into the software, what would happen? >> we would have some problems relative to the facial hair. it throws off the alignment and covers up information. >> you are saying i took a selfie for

your eyes to verify the technology. i talked with the eye verify c.e.o. toby rush. >> looking at the device you can use the selfie camera to look at blood vessels in the whites of the eye, the eye print, and transform that to a key that logs you into your phone and applications, making your life more convenient and secure and yet very private. >> the whites of the eye is how most devices scan the iris and not the whites of the eye. >> the white is a beautiful biometric with interesting features and we're able to just do software and we use the selfie camera and see the blood vessels in the whites of the eye and other technology for the iris takes special software and there's no cameras that have hardware but selfie cameras are great for us. >> is the selfie a term of art? i thought it was a four-letter word. >> the selfie camera sounds more fun. >> it certainly does. what are the requirements of the selfie camera. is that an evolution that made it possible and wouldn't have been before? >> cameras have gotten better and are amazing. the word of the year in 2014 was selfie. as a phone manufacturer, we love to take

used more for coasters than computers. number four, how about when your cell phone couldn't take a selfie? briefcase to carry my first cell phone around. number five combine that phone with the maps and you've got a problem. thankfully for all passengers i don't have to use one of these, called folding maps. i press go and the gps in my car takes me everywhere. and teleprompter that didn't make the list these words that appear on the camera am i supposed to be reading them? is that what a teleprompter is for, to read words that other people write? really? you learn something new every day. that wrups up "aps up "the rundown." catch andrea mitchell's full interview with benjamin netanyahu. "newsnation" with tamron hall is up next. i'll see you here tomorrow. take care. oh yea, that's coming down let's get some rocks, man. health can change in a minute. so cvs health is changing healthcare. making it more accessible and affordable with walk-in medical care, no appointments needed and most insurance accepted. minuteclinic. another innovation from cvs health. because health is everything. why

uses a camera and radar to detect objects near the car. the technologies can also slow down or brake a car automatically and will be available in toyota's low-cost models. >>> well, leave your selfieooza this summer. the music festivals in california and chicago have banned them. more and more picture takers are placing their cell phones on the the test menu will be available at some locations in san diego starting next mont alison? >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, it sounds like a great idea. we should both get breakfast. >>> when we return, a little-known comic makes a big move.meet the man who will be taking over hosting duties from jon stewart on "the daily show." duties from jon stewart on "the daily show." that's lactaid®. right. 100% real milk just without the lactose. so you can drink all you want... ...with no discomfort? exactly. here, try some... mmm, it is real milk. see? delicious. hoof bump! oh. right here girl, boom! lactaid®. 100% real milk. no discomfort. and for a tasty snack that's 100% real dairy try lactaid® cottage cheese. at subway, a great meal starts with a great sandwich on the new "simple 6 menu." with six of our best six-inch subs, like th

uses a camera and radar to detect objects near the car. the technologies can also slow down or brake a car automatically and will be available in toyota's low-cost models. >>> well leave your selfieooza this summer. the music festivals in california and chicago have banned them. more and more picture takers are placing their cell phones on the end of sticks to snapshots of themselves. critics say they are obnoxious and a danger. >>> and the prayers of hungry late risers have been answered. mcdonald's plans to test serving breakfast all day. it includes mcdonald's most popular breakfast menu. the fast food giant has resisted offering breakfast all day because serving breakfast and lunch at the same time poses logistical problems. the test menu will be available at some locations in san diego starting next month. allison? >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, it sounds like a great idea. we should both get breakfast. >>> when we return a little known comic makes a big move. we'll meet the man who will be taking over hosting duties from jon stewart on "the daily show." that's lactaid®. right. 100% real milk just without the lactose. so you can drink all you want... ...with

selfie with us. >> the time is 55 minutes after the hour and a priest is now taking confessions. he and social media can be disrespecting religion. your e-mails are next. >> a mail carrier goes postal. where they catch a mail carrier chugging packages. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the better question is why do you have that insurance company? with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. >> time now for the good, bad and the ugly. black coffee every day can help fight heart disease. they are less likely to get calcium build up in their arteries. >> a postal worker tossing packages to a doorstep. the recipients said hundreds of dollars could have been damaged because of the negligence. >> finally the ugly. a woman trying to steal a plant gets another kind of face plant. the homeowners woke up to a broken plant and it wasn't until they checked out the security footage did they get a goo

your selfie stick at home. >> alex holley. >> oh, i know. let me go get mine. >> now pro him the from the using selfie sticks tripods monopods, in the smithsonian museums and guard fence washington, d.c. museum says they're implementing the measure because they want to protect visitors and objects specially when things get really busy. soap, a loft new york museums including metropolitan museum of art already have the ban in place, ban not in effect at any philly museums jest yet, but it can always change. so alex scott wanted -- she has been walking around the news room. >> i had never seen one before. >> remember the picture in the meeting last week. >> yes. here then when you stretch it out, and then it is like can real dow some damage. >> look, i can probably reach all the way over to lauren? you said in mexico taking pictures people giving you dirty looks. >> yea, banning, going up and down and everything ducking and moving and stuff. >> put your phone in there. see how it contraption works why you might be distracted, because you're focused on this what is doing right? and you have no ide

your price tool a dangerously progressive idea. >>> i want to say thanks to our "cashin' in" crew for joining us. you can head over to foxnews.com/"cashin' in" to see wayne and jonathan's camera stock picks. >> selfies. >> time to wake up america. don't get sucked into the liberal trap, james carville is is out spinning that the clintons are victims, poor hillary and bill, the media is too hard on them. nothing to see there. don't be fooled by that old fool carville because there is a ton to see there. they are synonymous with canned al, white water, rose law firm, travel gate and now the presidential want to be is up to her political eyeballs in another scandal. this scandal is a big story with lots of legs. does she break the law was she hacked, is president obama complicity, does hillary clinton use the state department to fill the covers of the clinton 230u7bd asian and will those funds find their a washington i into her campaign. conservatives have a golden opportunity, now some advice, don't blow it for us once. stay smart stay on topic. there's enough real scandal to go around, you don't into he had to manufacture any. some dems are nervous, very nervous, they don't want to back hillary espec

your selfie thanks to this app. this is how it works. i am going to use lucas. i put it on his ear. press start. move around.like so. and on his other ear. so, this is what is captured from the scan. this is his face. then, moves on to the next screen before reprinted out. this is the image of his face. we upload that to the printer where it is printed out. it takes five hours. the end result, if i can get it out, is this. lucas's 3d selfie. guy: that is what i want. ok. for those listening on bloomberg radio, the first word is up next. for the others, it is the second hour of "the pulse." what do we have coming up you? annie lenox. talk about why she is talking to fran. ♪ guy: the draghi drop. the euro weakens to an 1 year low against the u.s. dollar. as investigators -- as investors digest the buying plan. investors turn their attention to the jobs report. the u.s. releases their payroll data. and talking about plumbing, sap -- talking of employment sap plans to cut 2000 jobs in the ceo's second round of playoff. -- of layoffs. good morning to our viewers in your. good evening in euasia. this is "the pulse

selfies, focus on your job skills, heck, read a book. we'll have the findings of a shocking new report for you here next. some of ustle older will not be shocked by this at all. lou: breaking news, ebola is coming back to america. the national institutes of health today announced that they are admitting an american health care worker back into the country who tested positive for the highly contagious deadly disease. the individual volunteering in sierra leone and will be transported back to the united states in isolation on a chartered aircraft. the individual will be treated at the high-level containment facility in bethesda maryland. >>> a triple-digit rally to tell you about for a change. stocks turning positive as well for the year. the dow surging 260 points, the s&p up 26, and the nasdaq up 43. volume on the big board 3.4 billion shares. crude oil dropping 2% today settling near $47 a barrel. lower gasoline prices doing little to help retail sales which fell for a third straight month primarily because of weather, and a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio netwo

uses facial recognition to actually pay for something. so we tried it out and it was actually really easy. register on your smartphone enter your name. take a selfie which is no problem for most people and you step up to the register and you put your face in front of the register in front of a screen and it identifies you. it all happens very quickly and efficiently. we tried it five or six times and only once did it not read my face and a note comes out and says sorry we have no idea who you are. this is the innovation coming out this year. of course a lot of the big topics are stuff you can't try out like the cloud as well as big data. a lot of deals being talked about and made here but lots going on and later today we'll be talking to a company that makes apps for the apple watch. i know you guys were just talking about that. you were putting your money on the tv i'm putting my money on the watch. we'll learn more about it today when we talk to that company. back to you guys. >> thank you for that. i like the idea of facial recognition. it's only dangerous if you have a twin and he can spend your money. >> that's one thing to watch. want to bri

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