Hey, welcome to Commando on Demand, Insider Edition, your fast-paced weekly update straight from Kim's desk to your ears.

I'm Mike James, and today Kim talks with Andrew, who's a magician and illusionist, and you won't believe what he is created to make you invisible to sharks.

Well, if you're a diver, that is. Kim talks to him in just a few minutes.

Plus, are you exposed? Not that kind of exposed. Are you exposing yourself online? So we're going

to go over eight ways that maybe some of your habits are allowing, you know, scammers and spammers

and malware and everything else to get into your computer

and what you can do to avoid that.

Kim also talks to Chelsea.

Now, Chelsea is a scientist for poo prints, which is the first and largest commercial DNA waste management program.

We're going to find out if you can track down that little doggies present that they

leave you in your front yard every once in a while, the same way that detectives track down

criminals, real criminals. And exactly how does this work? Also, just over two years ago already,

Yahoo admitted that more than three billion of their accounts were hacked. Nearly

150 million Americans' personal data was stolen. If you lost your data in that hack, you might

have some money coming. Kim talks about that. Plus, going to go home, watch a little TV later

on tonight. Is your TV watching you back? Can you mess that story. Plus,

we've got Commando on Demand trivia this week. Speaking of watching TV, all the new streaming

services that are popping up seemingly everywhere. You might be wondering how this all started,

which brings us to this week's trivia question. What year was the first live performance streamed on the internet?

Was it 2001, 1993, 1999, or 2008?

Again, what was the first performance streamed online?

2001, 93, 99, or 2008.

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