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ROSA WOODS/Stuff Water Safety New Zealand's Karen Richardson says there’s evidence more women are taking risks around water, resulting in an increasing number of “fatal and non-fatal drownings”. There’s a perception that men are more at risk of drowning because they take more risks than women. But with increasing numbers of females represented in the country’s drowning statistics, Water Safety New Zealand (WSNZ) policy and research advisor Karen Richardson says that perception should be shifting, with more targeted prevention campaigns needed in response. Richardson, whose study l...

Calls. it's called the my key system from ford and by the way, on this escape, this is one where you put your foot underneath the bumper and like that, the tailgate goes up and down. how cool is that? >> steve: let's go to honda. >> not all small cars are created equally. certainly none are as safe as this. this is the honda civic, it's got a top pick from a national rating service. one of the reasons is they used an ace body structure. look at this video because what happens in this car is that incredible crash. they take the energy and wrap it around the occupant and throw it to the back of ...

Types of -- they bombard the vehicles with signals and they try to get to the root of any interference, and, you know, they say they can't repeat this. they say it's not a problem. but the truth is when you drive around today, everyone has a handheld, you know, there's cell towers everywhere. this is an issue that could be maybe better understood and better fail-safes could probably be built into the cars so if there is interference which, you know, maybe can't be prevented, at least the car know hos ys ho react to it to keep the passengers and the driver safe. brake override is one of the sol...