25/05/2017 The One Show

Hello and welcome to the One Show with Michelle Ackerley. And Amol

Rajan. We have two great guests tonight, Springwatch's Michaela

Strachan will be talking about the new series and giving us lots of

fantastic footage of hairy beasts in the wild. And here is our other

guest tonight! Oh, dear! Where you going? I'm getting out. That is much

too cold. Sweet mercy! Its lesser spotted water beast also known as

Marcus Brigstocke. That is from your new show, The Joy Of Techs, which is

about techies. What were you doing there? OK, so that was... I am so

thrilled you opened with that flattering footage! That was a

competition between Alex Conran and I, the other guy in the show. He is

for technology, I'm against it. He had a heated wet suit, I had goose

fat. He won. Was actually a hat? That they bear that I fell into. It

is beautiful. It looks like my beard. It was so cold. I think it

was 0 degrees. It looked terrifying. We will talk more about your show

later. You might be interested in the first film because one of the

problems with our increasing reliance on new technology is that

criminals can exploit it. Kevin has been looking at a new type of car

crime which means that crooks can take your car without touching your

keys. It's the middle of the night. Two

men seem to be lurking close to a car parked on a private driveway.

One of them holds what looks like a bag up to the property wall. The

other tries the car door, which opens. They then climb in and appear

to effortlessly drive the vehicle away. Text Savvy -- tech savvy

thieves use specialist equipment to amplified signal between the car and

a key fob, tricking the technology into thinking it is nearer the car

than it actually is. This new trend of crime only affects cars with

keyless technology. Vehicles which don't need a traditional key to

enter the car and to start the engine. Richard Hayden owns the car

seen in the footage, and he believes this is what happened to him. I

thought it was a joke or something to start with. You don't think it

could have happened to you. It must have taken them two or three

minutes. It wasn't -- they weren't fazed or any rush. The five Minute

Drive away, this man had a similar experience. I looked on the drive

and the car wasn't there. Then was like, my car has gone! I've had it

for seven days! The first thing that went through my mind was committed

by lock it? I checked that he's so I was like, how did they get in? But

they also captured the theft on CCTV. The fellow had a hand-held

device. Used it to unlock the car, start it and take it away in 30

seconds. Couldn't believe it. Andy Davies heads up the transport

division at cyber security firm NCC. Explain how it works. The way the

system is designed, the key fob needs to be in or around a metre

from the car door so that the car can be unlocked and the engine can

be started, so the attacker is manipulating the radio waves and

boosting the signal between the car and the key fob, and then the car

can be started. Are all cars at risk? All of the cars that use this

technology are potentially at risk. It's a technology problem rather

than one associated with a particular manufacturer. To

demonstrate how some car owners can become a victim of this crime, Andy

and his colleague Ivan offered to perform their own mock daylight

robbery especially for us. I am parking up a keyless car, locking it

and putting the key fob inside the house. So, with the key supposedly

safely locked away in the house, I'm going to make a brute. Do you want

one? The car they are planning to make away with is similar to one of

those stolen in the footage. On first try, as expected, the car

doesn't open, but then they put their electronics into action. For

security reasons, we can't show the exact process, but what we can see

is, in just over a minute, he can open a locked vehicle, start the

engine and drive straight. It was quicker than it took me to make a

cup of tea! So that is representative of what they are

doing. Yes, and they are more practice than we are. Police chiefs

say this type of theft is a small but growing feature of vehicle

crime. This comes as latest crime figures showed the number of

vehicles reported stolen in England and Wales rose by 16% last year.

This man is from the society of motor manufacturers and traders. We

have seen electronic compromise increased a bit, so manufacturers

invest significant sums trying to develop new technologies to prevent

this happening. The criminals are also trying, so it's a cat and mouse

game. Car crime has fallen by something like 85% over the last 20

years, but there is no room for complacency. Is there anything we

can do to protect the cars ourselves? The manufacturers have

offered options so you can temporarily turn off remote key

entry. -- remote keyless entry. You could investigate that, but a simple

and you could do is make sure you don't leave your people in line of

sight, and the signal that unlocks the car and starts the engine comes

from the keep up, so find a place within your house where you can't

unlock your car and keep your key fob there. So, until car technology

can outsmart -- outsmart criminals and once again, all we can do is

keep our vehicles safe, out of sight and hopefully out of range. Good

advice, but it is worrying how tech savvy criminals are. To refine. I'm

going to keep my car safer than it is. -- terrifying. Marcus, you know

what it's like to lose your vehicle from outside your door. I had a

beautiful motorhome which played host to so many... Genuinely a

brand-new motorhome. It played host to many comedians. I talked it over

Europe with my kids and I've been on tour with it. It was stolen from

outside my house full I suspect they didn't do the key fob then, they

just pulled the door and it gave way. I was gutted. So many years,

and all the kids' fun things we collected from touring. Will there

be a new one? Yes, Mach two is on its way. Your new series, Aintree

macro, starts on Tuesday. -- The Joy Of Techs. You and your mate Alex

wander around with gadgets. He is pro-name-15-macro, so he is on board

with everything. Very often, if you have a gadget show, you don't see

people joining up the Bluetooth, having to find a signal, reading the

instructions, so I made him do that and I go, on camera, I want you to

try and make this thing work. Half the time, you are baffled by it.

You're coming across as a very embarrassing dad. I know! Your

teenagers must hate it when you do that at school. I've got one of

those new phones, it's really good. You put petrol in the back... Are

you each other's nemesis? A bit. Alex is the guy from The Real Hustle

and he is a brilliant card magician and I met him playing poker with

him. I haven't won a hand to get an idea what any minute I'm going to.

Can kind of seat in the the competitive element between you.

There is a sledging challenge between you. What does that

involved? That was a bit difficult, because that instance is where I had

to pretend the old wooden setup sledge I had was brilliant and I

loved it. He had an inflatable, comfy, right on Luge and I didn't

get a go. I have seen a sneak preview and how can I put this? It

isn't exactly the winter Olympics. Yeah! It is manoeuvrable, that

thing. So is mine! Great manoeuvre! Never get anywhere near my stuff.

No, no! You haven't! See you at the lake. No! You utter idiot! You see?

A bit of old school tech. Move on. You come across as quite vindictive.

Are you actually like that? Lovely to meet you! That is the nature of

the show, Alex and I making it difficult for each other. Wood what

was the most pointless there is a sock sorter. A device where you have

things in your socks and you pass it over a device and it tells your

phone whether it is the left or the right one, how many times you have

watched it and whether it is a parent with another one. That is

just utterly pointless. -- whether it is paired. And it could really

revolutionise your life. That is my protest. There been some gadget,

Marcus, that you fell in love with. Were you ever converted bastion mark

there was a copy machine with an -- app where any coffee you want,

whatever the type of beans, however much milk you want, you tap a button

and it comes out of a tackle, and I really wanted to hate it and it made

me a cup of the exactly how I like it. Those have been around for a

long time. That doesn't sound bad news. Sounds like a normal machine!

The place is called Costa... No, it's one machine. I think it was

four grand and it takes up as much space as a dishwasher so I loved it

but at the same time... Wasn't there a jet pack? Yes, I had a bit of a

and stole it. What you are right! You know what I mean? -- you are

right. We had a race, in a rowing boat, very peaceful, trying to show

people what it's like to be gentle, and Alex showed up on that. So I got

his key fob, I nicked it and I wrote it. Not competitive at all! Not in

the slightest. Dizzy Marcus and Alexis battling it out on all things

tech, The Joy Of Techs starts on Monday. Marcus isn't the only one

who can pick traditional methods against their new, high-tech

equivalents. Mike has been to see if there is more than one to catch a

fish. There is nothing more tranquil than

an afternoon fishing on a British river bank, just you and your rod

waiting patiently and quietly for any movement on the water. Get out

of it! Buzz of! Technology controls our daily lives like never before,

and it's even muscling in on one of Britain's favourite pastimes,

fishing. Small sonars are sometimes found on drones, allowing you to see

underwater to help locate fish. From above, drones are now helping

fishermen to catch from the air. Timothy small manages Lechlade trout

fishery in Gloucestershire. He is a top angler and a drone enthusiast.

What are the pros of using this technology? It allows me to cast my

line out where I normally couldn't. If I am casting into a strong wind,

the drone does the work for me. Which technique is best, aerial

angling or fly fishing? We are going to set both methods head-to-head to

catch as many fish in this stopped late as possible. Our certified

drone pilot, Lawrence, will be in charge of flying the drone out

dropping it on command with a line attached to Jim's rod. The camera

might help as well. Hopefully the camera might let us see where the

fish are and drop it in a specific place. It might not be that simple.

Pilot error, lines getting tangled and battery is running out goods

will mean the drone ends up sleeping with the fishes. We have our drone

fishing team, but we also need somebody to represent the old school

method of Hook and line, so I have called on an angling expert, this

national fishing champion. I don't think I would ever compete with a

fly line. It doesn't give you the same knowledge. I am fishing before

I am fishing, thinking where the fish are, what depth they could be

at, where is the food, so I'm thinking, and a drone is just

dropping it. Is time for battle to commence. Teen Drone, are you ready?

Ready. Craig, are you ready? Ready. Three, two, one, let's fish. They

were able to set the fly out quite a long way, which is good news for

Tim. After nearly half an hour, Craig gets a fish. Craig is one nil

up. -- 1-0 up. They can be very precise with where they put the fly

but they are not getting the number of costs in and Craig is using every

ounce of his experience. -- the number of casts in. While team drone

are struggling, Craig has another fish, another beautiful rainbow

trout. At the moment, there is no competition. Well done, sir. OK,

guys. End of the line. Reel them in. Time is up.

The results are in A.D. The decision is definitive. Craig, four fish,

Team Drone, zero. Is it a surprise? No, I am not surprised. I think it

could have been one of briefings, the fish might have thought that it

was a bird of prey. Or I might just not be a very good fisherman! To the

winner, the spoils. Congratulations! Thank you. There you go, Marcus! We

tried herding sheep with the drone versus a dog and the dog won. The

old ways are sometimes the best. We have been joined by Michaela

Strachan from Springwatch. Talking about drones, you use drone

technology in the new series? We get beautiful shots of where we are by

using the drone, I think it is on Tuesday. I say hopefully because

plans change from day to day on Springwatch. The plan is for Martin

to put a thermal camera on a drone and go and see if he can find baby

hares, which are very, very difficult to see on the ground. It

is useful for that kind of thing, then, isn't it? As I say, yes, it is

beautiful for giving people an idea of the space and that sort of thing.

In the old days, it would have needed a helicopter, which is hugely

expensive. The new series starts on Monday, and from a new location,

where is it? It is in Gloucestershire, in the Cotswolds,

it is called Sherborne Park, the national park. It is different for

us, normally go to an RSPB reserve, which is very managed for wildlife.

This is managed by the National Trust, not necessarily just for

wildlife. So, what are you hoping to see? Well, again, I say hopefully,

we are hoping to see things like otters, because there are two rivers

going through the estate. I love what is! I know! Foxes... If we get

shots like that, we'll be delighted! Foxes, we are hoping to follow a

family of Fox's. We are going to stay at the same site all year, so

we will be able to follow the animals. In terms of birds, we got a

fascinating story of blue tits where we found that a blue tit mother was

bringing up great tit chicks. Is that big news in the bird world blue

? I will take your word for it! . that big news in the bird world blue

And a couple of series ago, we had that big news in the bird world blue

stars. Here's Spineless Si, a stickleback, he should

stars. Here's Spineless Si, a we called him Spineless Si. He

wasn't getting the we called him Spineless Si. He

got all the women and they laid the eggs, and

got all the women and they laid the Twitter following! He was on the

front page Twitter following! He was on the

celebrated wildlife encounter? I swam with a polar bear,

celebrated wildlife encounter? I one of the film-makers said,

celebrated wildlife encounter? I he had had enough of me. I'm

climbing down the he had had enough of me. I'm

Brilliant! No, it's a bear! And you can

towards the boat, I was terrified! Do you

thought I was eight. Exactly! Springwatch

thought I was eight. Exactly! colourful. These three people all

thought I was eight. Exactly! have one thing in common. Like

thought I was eight. Exactly! I think the world is slightly more

thought I was eight. Exactly! to be able to see red as

thought I was eight. Exactly! should be able to perceive colour

like the rest of us. should be able to perceive colour

don't see the same range of colours should be able to perceive colour

stems from a malfunction at the back of your eye. Your eyes

stems from a malfunction at the back one will absorb a different colour

of light one will absorb a different colour

then those pigments are slightly faulty. So, there is

then those pigments are slightly The extra overlap in this area means

that people with The extra overlap in this area means

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The glasses were created to The extra overlap in this area means

lasers. But pairs of glasses started to go

look very different. It really is quite

look very different. It really is blocks the wavelengths which people

distinguish between red and growing more

so strange! The glasses are no longer just protective eyewear for

surgeons longer just protective eyewear for

wonderful that those people are seeing those colours for

wonderful that those people are Yes, he bought a burgundy car, he

thought, and it was a Yes, he bought a burgundy car, he

has describe it as burgundy! . Dad, what have you done?!

has describe it as burgundy! . Dad, you so much for being with us

tonight. We are out you so much for being with us

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