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New concerns about one of the most wanted gifts this holiday season: hoverboards. They're so popular, E-Bay says it sold one every twelve seconds on Cyber Monday. But many experts say they are not regulated, and there are even instances reported of the devices spontaneously combusting. For TODAY, NBC’s Janet Shamlian reports.