bacon. it involves a swiping thing, cleaner than whole tinder site. what happens is it relies solely on bacon and what kind you like. for example, what kind of bacon do you like the most, pork, turkey or both? i m more of a kevin. oh, god. you ruined it. paul? only turkey. nothing beats pork. i would eat that first, then it says what type of bacon do you prefer? thick cut, because more is more, that s me for sure. maple and sweet, on you lower sodium? maple and sweet, i m not for that. do you like it chewie. no, crispy. crispy? i think this is such a good idea. this is so delicious. who s in in? juan, you re next. so mark zuckerberg said yesterday facebook is going to create a dislike button. i thought that s interesting, but guess what?
the hospital. in june he lost consciousness while attempt being the same escape. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg says the company is working on the long awaited dislike button. zuckerberg says it will be used to show empathy for where the like button seems inappropriate like family tragedies or current events. many people have come to expect free public wi-fi at popular tourist attractions but this morning there is a now warning that could have you thinking twice before logging on. those hotspots could be traps to steal your identity. nbc s tom costello reports on an alarming new way hackers are targeting tourists. reporter: it s tempting to logon to the first wi-fi networks we find when we land in a new city especially if it doesn t require a password. but hackers are hoping that the lure of free wi-fi will be too enticing to ignore. you touch down in a new city and
this pope has made it clear as he s traveled around the world, that s not what he does. for those of us wearing the security hats, it s always a concern. he answers to a higher authority. that was nbc s keir simmons reporting. still to come, the countdown to the second republican presidential debate is on upon what to expect from tomorrow night s match-up. your cnbc market wrap, stock rally ahead of the fed two-day meeting. the dow jones jumps 228 points. the nasdaq gains 54. retail sales rose less than expected last month, climbing .2 of a percent. investors are watching economic data for clues about the fed s next move. and facebook shares finished higher today, the company says it s looking at new ways to let users express emotions, including adding a dislike button. that s it from cnbc, first in
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