>> guest: around the wristband -- >> host: this button here? i felt the buzz. >> reporter: i receive it by vibrations around my wrist. >> host: where do these messages go? >> guest: the wristband has this popcorn here and it remains with the information. here is the mobile app we use to define the way to send it. this is my colleagues for example. if i push the return here it is going to mean that i am sending it to my colleague and two big vibrations happen. if where push this here i can say then that it is okay and then there is a cycle around there. three app designs like library of vibrations playing on intensity, duration and you can have many, many vibrations. >> host: can you create your own messages? >> guest: yes. with your friend and your family and your colleagues. >> host: is this product on the market now? >> guest: this product is on the french market now. we work with host that want to improve the safety of their employees. if there is a woman working in a hotel, or women working in emergency centers. >> host: and they can screen

another new product being displayed here in vegas, it is a wristband. he is the coo. what is your company first of all? >> we use wearable devices only using the sense of touch. >> these of the wristbands right here. >> many situations. >> it is a softer, kind of a flexible wristband. >> it allows you to communicate without trading or without writing. >> how would you communicate if you wanted to send someone a message to say help me? >> i push here. >> i felt the buzz. i have already received vibrations around my wrist. >> where do those messages go? >> the wristband will communicate and relay information. here is the mobile app we use to define. it would be two big vibrations around there. if i push this button, i say it is in control. we have a library of vibrations playing on intensity. you can have many many changes of vibrations. >> is this product on the markets now? >> this product is on the french market now. they improve the safety of their employees. we have some women working in emergency services. >> and they can discreetly -- if they were in trouble -- >

. >> host: and it's a softer, kind of flexible wristband. >> guest: allows you to communicate without speaking without read aring or without writing, only using your sense of touch. >> host: and how would you communicate if you wanted to send somebody a message to say help me or -- >> guest: we have -- [inaudible] around the wristband so i can sense -- [inaudible] >> host: so that right here is, i feltal buzz there. >> guest: yes. i receive vibrations on my wrist. >> host: and where do those messages go? [inaudible] >> host: okay. >> guest: relay of information. here is the mobile help we use to define the -- [inaudible] i use with my colleagues, for instance. if i push the button here, it would mean that i'm injured, two big vibrations on their wrist. if i push these buttons here, i say then that, it's okay, all is under control. and they will feel a cycle around their wrist. so we have designed like a library of patterns of vibration s depending on intensity, duration and sequence of vibrations, so you can have many -- >> host: can you create your own messages? >> guest: yes. you cr

see the desperation as these people were trying as hard as they could to be the ones to get the wristbande line to escape from these very very crowded unsanitary conditions in that village of downstairs they have hung drips from the ceilings of the decks to look after the very very ill and there are extremely ill people here. people who have malaria and also several cases of cholera confirmed. several cholera deaths as a result of the unsanitary conditions that these refugees have been kept in and then they bring further into tanzania to the latest refugee centers that they are being brought to. the figures are huge. even though it is more of a politically uncertain situation, these people have all been traumatized by the very recent civil war and that's why they have decided not to wait but to leave preemptively in case the situation degenerates into civil war again. carol? >> all right. diana magnay many thanks. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," another major crash raises safety concerns in indy. andy scholes has more for you. >> indycar officials said enough is enough and are making

there is a wristband, a thermostat in your house, a crock pot your car, many devices are connected and they have information they are sharing. we want the policy to be up to date to support innovation in these areas but also making sure we have appropriate protections for consumers. >> host: do you find colleagues coming to you because of your background? >> guest: i think are lot of complimented. one of the authors of the patriot act. having been accused of storing data and making sure we rein in the nsa and end bulk collection is important. the boundaries of this so we end bulk collection and make sure there is transparency and the process of what is acting in the foreign surveyillancesurveillance. and we have a public advocate. someone in the court to make it more adsisary and arguing the other side so it isn't just one side going in and arguing their case. that is a big part of making sure we put the balance in place between security and civil liberties. >> host: suzan delbene democrat of washington thank you for your time. >> and representative doug collins of george talks about r

. >> derek perry, who was due to be released from prison the day after he switched wristbands with pricebricating evidence and got an additional five years in prison. the galveston county jail has since changed its procedures for drawing blood but the lesson for investigators and for chad price was that criminals may lie but forensic technology doesn't. >> without that mountain dew can to link him to the sexual assault cases, they might not have ever been able to get a warrant to get the actual known sample to compare to the sexual assault case. i would say the dna was key in this case. >> we take a lot of pride in putting a person like chad price behind bars. it is nice to get someone that arrogant and that cocky and that brazen behind bars as quickly as possible. >> chad price thinks he can beat whatever the system has to present. technology is foolproof given the best circumstances. we had those circumstances. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> up next, a young boy witnesses a terrible crime. >> she was gagged. she's been tied. her hands were tied and everything. >> the chief s

there is the wristband, the thermostat in your house, there are many different devices now. they're connected to have information they are sharing. we want to make that policy is up-to-date in terms of supporting innovation in these areas. but also that we have appropriate protection for consumers. >> do you find your colleagues coming to you because of your background? susan: definitely, people come to me. a lot of them are very collocated. people might not have experience because they have not used a piece of technology. people are not using e-mail and phones as the way a lot of folks do. we still have people who print out their schedule and carried around in their pocket. understanding how their policy impacts where technology has changed the way things work can sometimes be more complicated. being sure we educate lawmakers not only keeping policy up-to-date, but how to be more forward-looking is very important now and going forward. >> as we speak, the house is getting ready to vote on an update to a replacement of the patriot act. first of all, was the patriot act effec

. >> jimmy: you got her a wristband with the flowers on it. >> quite a lot of material back in the dayrial back then. >> promise -- when i was in high school, it was much simpler. you would just ask and get a no and then you ask again and get a no. >> jimmy: did you get nos? >> sure. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah. >> >> jimmy: vo you found those women and exacted your revenge as ryan seacrest? >> no. >> jimmy: when we come back i want to talk about "american idol." >> let's do that. >> jimmy: still going strong. >> yep. >> >> jimmy: and you are doing a special edition of bruce jenner with the kardashians. >> i saw kim was here. and you wer distracted. >> jimmy: i was distracted by her cleavage, yes, i was. ryan seacrest is here. we'll be right back. dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by a-t-and-t. mobilizing your world. >> jimmy: our next guest is a birthday. rr you know mobile share value plans now include rollover data, so the data you don't use this month rolls over to the next month. wow, even better. so what are you gonna do with your old phone? i'm giving it to

they recalled the trackers and blamed rashes on allergic reactions to the nickel and glue in the wristband a different theory. >> i had no idea that anybody was still testing them for us. >> the scientists wrote it is plausible a person's per spuration can enter into the fit bit force. it caused a chemical reaction, that produced a toxic compound saying, this scenario is supported by one consumer stating their injury occurred after charging. and a skin burn the shape of a charging port in another incident. the cpsc would not release further information about this theory. or even allow us to speak to the scientists saying fit bit has the right to limit release of government information it can test or would reveal trade secrets. >> it's a scientifically valid proposition. >> we went to a professor of chemical engineering at uc berkeley. he says exposing sweat to an electrical charge would produce toxic compounds. like sodium hydroxide the same ingredient used in drain know to dissolve clogs. drain know has concentrations ranging from 1 to 40%. >> a high ph solution could very severely burn y

basketballt -- a wristband. production start as early as 2016. stocks are doing well, up about 14%.ictures from analysts. a little more upbeat this month. reporter: watching a pharmaceutical company in japan. otsuka. if you are in -- europe. and you are suffering you have a treatment approved by the european commission. it's a drug. coming over to japan. the utility said to be in talks with a tokyo electric on providing our sales in japan here at know that japan will in aprile our industry next year. it is a $170 billion market. we have been hearing about this for quite some time though i'm not sure what the stocks will do. in the long-term it's something to watch. angie: that is the verdict from the stock exchange. we will be back in one hour to see how the stocks have done. in the next part of the show, soccer under pressure. the widening corruption investigation and assess the possible implications. coming up in the next hour of "first up." we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... don't miss the memo

you can up your safety game with the addition of accessories like a battery operated wristband or ankley are all highly visible from 300 feet and when they move up and down as you're biking or running, they really stand out. >> great idea. i didn't think about the wrist. >>> well the time right now we're looking at 6:27. developing news out of north korea. the country just tested some new missiles. >> what these specialty missiles can do that had security experts really alarmed. >>> and a little boy lying unconscious. his parents waited 23 minutes for help to arrive. this is just the latest case of an ambulance delay in the we'll explain what makes this incident different from the rest. >>> and right now on the roadways backups on i-95 near duffries. we do ha this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. >>> it's 6:30. in your morning's top stories, the annual susan g. komen rac

still wearing his now blood-soaked vip wristband from the club.ice retrieve this bullet fragment from his head, but bradley won't give them any details. >> when the police investigated this incident, alexander bradley didn't point the finger at hernandez. >> that changes when bradley sues, claiming aaron hernandez cost him his right eye. the motive is unclear. after bradley is shot, prosecutors say hernandez gets a new right-hand man, a man named ernest wallace. >> this defendant is more commonly known by his nickname, which is hobo. >> or bo. wallace has a long criminal history. prosecutors say he sells and uses drugs, including the hallucinogen angel dust, or pcp. he's not the only one. >> sources tell cnn aaron hernandez also smoked a lot of pot, one calling it a boat load. >> prosecutors say hernandez would give him money to buy marijuana. cnn first revealed this photograph last year. it's a stack of blunts. prosecutors say lloyd made them with marijuana supplied by hernandez. sources tell cnn aaron hernandez also used angel dust and that coul

you can up your safety game with the addition of accessories like a battery operated wristband or this reflective ankle band. consumer reports found they are all highly visible from 300 feet and when they move up and down as you're biking or running, they really stand out. erika gonzalez news4. >>> the time right now, 9:25. developing news out of north korea now. the country just tested some new missiles. and these missiles haveecurity experts alarmed. >>> also ahead, a little boy lying unconscious. his parents waited 23 minutes for help to arrive. just the latest case of an balance delay in the district. we'll explain what makes this incident different from the rest. >>> you won't believe this video. bears chasing tourists. why the >>> we want to get to the breaking news out of spain. all members in the military plane crash have died. this happened in seville this morning. it's not clear how many people were aboard but it could be between eight and ten crew members. >> the plane went down near the airport. seville's airport is closed while emergency services examine the crash site. fl

you can up your safety game with accessoryies like a wristband or this e flektive ankle band.y're all highly visible from 300 feet and when they move up and down as you're biking and running, they really stand out. so we reached out to beta brand and it tells us that of all the reflective garments that it makes, the shirts contain the least amount of reflective material. the company has many other more glaring examples of its commuter friendly clothing on the website. if you've got a story idea for the consumer watch, we'd love to hear from you. send us an e-mail. you have the contact information there on the screen. phone number as well. some of your best stories come from you. we appreciate your feedback. >> thank you. >>> well a coyote lurking in a resident shl neighborhood nabls say they spotted the wild animal and where people are on high alert right now. >>> the best and worst places in our area for working moms. lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay

. >> a quick question about wearable tech that under armor and nike are producing rather than wristbands or google glass or anything else unlikely to be part of a serious athlete's training regimen. what's the most impressive thing you have seen for the big providers. >> one of the most interesting things is how they are trying to integrate the wearable tech in the clothing. you don't know if it will jump off and be a huge idea, but you know it's there. you know they are tinkering with it and the fact that you can have wearable tech that gives you informational feedback in your shirt that you wear when you are running two miles or doing whatever it is you do. working on the court or the field. that's quite amazing and the next thing is to get that information. >> is that the reason you are down at the conference. >> we are judging start ups here in miami. around the world. it's about ten finalists, you will get their pitch and pick a winner. >> you are doing that by day. you wish you were in the playoffs. why don't you tell us who is going to win. my wizards look good. >> man, you know w

i'm going to be scared of my own wristband. >> douglas burden has been at hillsborough county for almostas originally arrested for drug trafficking and driving under the influence. then while in custody, he picked up an attempted murder charge when he attacked one of the deputies assigned to his housing unit. burden blames all his criminal acts on a mental illness known as schizophrenoform. the jail's medical staff has helped stabilize his condition with medication. >> i was always the good son. i watched my brother go in and out of jail and prison and i was like, i'll never let that happen to me. i'm going to go to high school and go to the military. i never thought it would have happened, i'd never be here in lockdown. i wish that would never happen. i can't beat myself up on it. i got to keep going because that's all i got is myself. as long as i keep myself up, then i can be there for my mom. >> burden's mother struggles to understand how her son's life has unraveled. >> this used to be like "why you got in trouble?" she doesn't understand about schizophrenoform. >> burden and his mo

brendan: the maker of fitness tracking wristband, not jawbone not apple, fitbit is going public.d for an ipo. bloomberg news reported that fitbit could raise about $150 million in public offerings. last year, the company's sales almost tripled. in sports, tom brady does not, he is ready to return his latest a super bowl ring. the new england patriots quarterback said the team's championship was not tainted by the controversy over deflated balls. an nfl investigation found that brady "probably knew" got the balls had been illegally defeated. he spoke to a friendly crowd in salem, massachusetts last night when he was asked about what he thought of the probe. tom brady: it has only been 30 hours, so i have not had much time to digest it fully but when i do come i will be sure to let you know how i feel about it. [cheers and applause] brendan: brady could end up getting suspended, the patriots may face a huge fine. clear winner from the controversy, "the new york post," "the new york daily news," olivia -- olivia: "this guy has balls." brendan: it is the pun that keeps giving. tom: d

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the maker of the bug band told us according to our chemist, the wristbands work on an average of 90% with an insecond repellant shirt. knowing they're biting you is worse the actual bite. one bite on my hand. the shirt company says much like traditional bug spray, insect repelling clothing effectively protects around you. insects will not bite through the fabric. however, if there are a lot of them and a lot of competition and they are desperate they could find spots of skin that are not covered. the good news for outdoor lovers, among the three sprays and protective clothing you're ready for mosquito season. as for me why did i volunteer to do this? get off, get off, get off. i feel itchy all over like i need to take a shower right now. >> oh. >> it was traumatic. the first thing i did, i ran to my apartment and took a shower. and i still feel itchy. like all night i felt like i had mosquitoes all around me. but these definitely work. this one actually -- are they playing the noise? i can't. >> here we've got something for you. some benadryl. >> extra strength. >> i'm telling you, i

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