apple starbucks and automaker also under investigation. >> wal-mart is cutting health insurance for some of the part-time workers. in an attempt to cut back on rising health- care costs. the move will affect about 30,000 employees who worked less than a 30 hour week and were grandfathered into wal-mart's current health p >> the company stopped providing health care benefits to newly hired part- time employees in 2012. changes come as wal-mart deals with an expected additional $500 million dollars. the last among peers to drop health care for >> part-timers> derek rose was looking pretty good. >> one of the rookies really had a good evening. >> the hands free mobile program that is actually more distracting than is actually more distracting than actual phone calls. >> her already seeing some sparks. noah got into a shoving match. >>, rose only played in the first half. he was looking like his old self. the new kid scores eight points off the benc then there's the r >> chicago bulls had onlthe chicago bears are looking for a second-half offense. maybe they should look no further than brand

. >>> apple, starbuck's, you have some company.u has added amazon to the list of companies whom it is investigating for illegal tax dealings. the investigations are focused on the quid pro quo tax incentives given to multinationals which the eu amounts to illegal state aid. apple in ireland, starbuck's in the netherlands and now amazon in its dealings with luxembourg. we seem to have a some form of this conversation every day. >> in a way the more companies they add, does it weaken the case? because if they are all supposed to get special deals but all. >> not so special anymore. >> they obviously found whatever haven of their choosing. but it issing the to see the target being tech. we don't don't hear this about pharmaceutical companies or other companies that funnel a lot of profits or set up special deals through europe because of the tax friendliness. so certainly amzing azon denies allegations. but will be interesting. >> lawyers thinking who i talk -- they know that eventually some government is going to get their hands on s

apple, starbucks and fiat is under similar investigations throughout europe. >>> time now for a look at the "action news" traver report. lets check in with matt pellman in the traffic center. >> sort of a jungle as you head home but it could be worse, watching building vol here on the westbound lanes of 422 and the okays s interchange, and t are open as you head towards phoenixville this afternoon. in northern buck county a crash at 263, and on the big picture normal afternoon delays on the schuylkill as well as 95 northbound side by the betsy ross bridge just 9 miles per hour. and a crash in the southbound lanes past the black horse pike and a crash to avoid in southhampton county, by the municipal court and mount laurel, a water main break this afternoon. so mount laurel road northbound is shut down from north view to fepheasan pheasant drive. and a good ride or the a.c. expressways, you don't have to pay the tolls and the speeds are in the 60s. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this tuesday afternoon. one friend is out and about in harleysville, on main street you'l

starbucks congress. we had 90% of that number in our stores. we were in charge of most of that revenue. applet for starbucks because here is a company that has the power of the influence to change behavior. what i said on the call and repeat to all your listening, starbucks is going to be in the middle of many conversations that are going to take place with regard to mobile payment inside and outside our stores. recognize this. we are in the nascent stage and evolution. there will be a number of players and a number of twists and turns. there is no company local, national or global, that has crossed over the chasm and been able to transform behavior the way starbucks has. apple has not done it yet. we are the only company processing 7 million transactions a week and integrated that with the loyalty program and stars' currency will be relevant inside and outside our stores at some point in the future. this is not about mobile payment. this is the relevancy and power of the starbucks brand on a global scale. there's 21,000 scores. we are serving 75 million customers a week. this story is so ear

starbucks. >> and apple's not just introducing new gadgets, money watch's wendy gillette joins us from the new york stock exchange with those mornings and more. >> good morning, it was another volatile day here on wall street, the dow fell 24 points thursday. after hitting lows of 200 points. the nasdaq gained two. apple officially unveiled new products. new thinner ipad has a faster processor, better camera, and the ability to inch lock the device with a fingerprint id censor instead after pass code. apple also launching new electronic pay service called apple pay sunday. owners of the new iphone six models can input their credit information, and pay it as a store by paying a phone near a card reader. cbs is giving viewers all access pass to at this time programming. new video on demand service left cuss many tears watch current programming and thousands of older hit shows on their computers and mobile devices, this sub ship sean cost two-point -- 5.2995 month. live in 14 sit ills. starbucks is changing its employee guidelines to allow some tattoos to be visible at work. that's as long as tat

the new ipad is out and do they have apple pay where you walk into starbucks and swipe your phone andng us now. you take over bloomberg television and about 12 minutes. we finally have a launch date. on monday is when apple pay will launch. all the tanks or many of the banks have scrambled to be part of this system. they see the millions of accounts that apple has and they to realize that consumers will using their phone to pay. ceo will be coming on the program. it is a regional lender but what will count are the retailers. big onesome of the like mcdonald's, starbucks and others, radioshack. the pentagon has to sign on. is this the way it will be at the pentagon and every other government institution? >> i hope so. we have chained ourselves to one generation or two generations back in technology and part of it is the pentagon is such a buyer and make huge investments and they don't want to shift. i think biometrics in particular are the coming thing and i think the pentagon along with the rest of the government needs to move up. >> because it's much more secure, it seems. you would

apple. that's up next. >> and forget about waiting in line at starbucks. how you can get that caffeine faster. we're going to let you know about a fast pass for your coffee. >> and good evening. we have a developing storm system off the coastline. tracking the possibility of hateful. even a few showers developing right now. we'll let you know when that will arrive in just a few minutes. more than three months after the crime, the attorney for misty hol ston's family still has questions. they want to know why such excessive force was used and if better tactics could have saved her. >> the city is cooperating to an extent, but there are some things that we need. in the near future, you'll see there are things that are not transparent. >> the department is trying to be as transparent as possible. they commissioned a national agency to do an external review of the police department's actions on that day. >> a good memory and a cell phone camera both helped these police arrest a man suspected of groping little girls inside stores. according to the police, an off duty citizen cop from berkeley recog

apple pay. turning iphones into virtual wallets. >>> starbucks has a mobile pay plan in the works. customers can use their smartphones to order in order to avoid long lines. and they will raise pay for baristas and relax the dress code to allow visible tattoos and other forms of self-expression. >> i can't wait for that around here. >> i have been waiting for the neck tat. >>> and a study of wine drinkers. what the wine might be doing to your bones. >>> and a new nfl week, did tom brady do what tom brady always does? win? . if you have medicare part d, you could be at the corner of "i'm throwing away money" and "i had no idea." well, walgreens has your back. our expert pharmacists make it easy for you to save on your prescriptions. so you can keep your money where it belongs. swing by walgreens... ...where you could save even more with medicare prescription copays as low as zero dollars. at the corner of happy and healthy. and she gave me advice. she said, "dad, go pro with crest pro-health." [ male announcer ] 4 out of 5 dentists confirmed these pro-health products helped maintain

didn't even look up. >> oh yes. >> that's what apple would like to hear. >> starbucks, what is that about yeah. >> price of coffee? >> the places you think people are using apple pay. thank you, bertha, by the way. keeping an eye on the name on the nasdaq generally. strong day on wall street. >>> make or break time for yahoo! as we mentioned at the top of the hour. the earnings the moment they hit the street and break them down with the team of professionals so you don't want to miss that. stick around. more to come at the top of the hour. location. location. (shouting) location. here's the location that matters the most. here. or here. or here. it's wherever this is. to get customers to come here and stay here, you're going to need an app that connects to all your systems. so they can bank, shop, do what they need to do, and you gotta do it fast. before the competition does. it's tough out here; you better be on the right cloud. today there's a new way to work. and it's made with ibm. who would have thought masterthree cheese lasagna would go with chocolate cake and ceviche? the same guy

apple cider. pumpkin spice is taking over the fall season. ever since starbucks introduced the pumpkin space latte almost a decade ago, it seems everything has a pumpkin spice variety with dozens of plans turning the flavor into a moneymaker. orovers, donuts, hershey kisses and others are the latest to hit the market. >> nice. >> i like pumpkin bread. >> like that eggnog latte. they are about 7,000 calories. >> yum! >> delicious! >> have a great afternoon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> caroline: [ chuckles ] >> rick: that's not bad. >> caroline: it's beautiful, rick. >> rick: it's getting there. >> caroline: well, how would you

apple pay will be back if. go straight to a walgreens, a starbucks.ou simply put your phone up where you would otherwise put your credit card through. >> we would scan it into the phone. i would take a picture of your card. the phone would not score your card. you would say your card comes from ex- bank. here are the numbers. we will communicate with your bank right now. now your card is no longer needed to be stored. the next time you go to purchase something, they never see your credit card number. instead, a token. it is completely safe. >> i do not need this anymore. walmart -- stuart: i do not need a physical caught any longer. it is all in there. >> you are offenses caving it with your thumb. it of your account right now. >> i will tell you something. google wallet has been trying this for several times. it is about to happen in a finance world. >> will apple get a piece of every transaction? >> i do not know that answer. i talked with a guy from panera bread. if we are selling panera bread stuff, does it make sense to add this? >> consumers do

apple. he is pushing to push more to. >>> starbucks a favorite restaurant chain among teenagers.also raining in the top 4. the research firm has two lists, one for upper income teens and one for average income teens. upper income teenagers put dunkin donut at the top 5 and the average income teen has taco bell on the list >>> major changes at some u.s. airports due to the ebola outbreak. the new screening some travelers will have to go through >>> and cracking down on unlicensed contractors preying on earthquake victims in the napa area. we'll show you the video and show you the result of an undercover sting operation. >>> good morning. we'll let you know what drive time is. >>> low clouds in place. a little pit more of a sea breeze today. so inland tells look likes they'll come down a few degrees but for how long. there is another sign of a warmup. we'll show that you coming up. now, americans everywhere are discovering that galbani ricotta inspires moments that are simply better. mmm, galbani (sfx: kiss). italy's favorite cheese brand. >>> welcome back to you. welcome back. ktv

apple. >> if you are visiting san francisco on business today, chances you might stop in as a starbucks forort says that the coffee giant was the most often experienced food and beverage brand in the third quarter this year partly because of the increasing number of millennial travelers and other popular brands are subway, and mcdonald's and dunkin' donuts. >> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >>> good morning from the top of the broadcast center. total sunshine and warmer than average weather today but on thursday into friday, rain is back in the forecast and i will update the halloween forecast and if you are headed to the civic center plaza i will have that profit and the game. what will it be like? i will have that in the seven-day forecast. >>> replacing real people with robots. will it improve our shopping if aunder a microscope, put we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture everyday. >>> covering daly city, los gatos

starbucks, every seat is taken. >> number nine hundreds of banks are jumping onto apple pay, hoping to keep a tight grip on consumersks want to jump on the bandwagon, but i am surprised at the number of retailers who have not signed on to the spirit starbucks -- of course, starbucks has, mcdonald's, but walmart is not on this. >> with apple pay and the other cyber currency systems, watch out for bitcoin. 75,000 retail institutions around the world that accept bitcoin. >> very few people have bitcoin. >> 40 million people are using a coin around the world. >> look at how many people there are around the world though. >> it has not caught on here. everybody says there is no transparency and they do not trust it. in europe, when they introduced a fictitious currency called the euro, everybody accepted it. >> so you think apple is going to accelerate bitcoin. number eight, urban outfitters shares plunging, down about 18%. company -- remember the blood splattered sweatshirt? >> that look is going, going, gone. it will be h&m and forever 21, the glitzy lower cost retailers. i do not know that anyone will say i am not goin

starbucks says the mobile app can boost sales because it will make trips more convenient and shorter. apple shows a wave of new products just in time for the holiday shopping season. the ipad air 2, and the ipad mini. tim cook downplayed the recent drop in ipad sales. >> we have sold 225 million ipads around the world. [applause] to put this in more perspective, if you look at the top four by volume pc manufacturers, the number of sales for the last 12 monts, compared to ipad, ipad beats them all. >> the event was not just about ipads. apple also introduced a new 27 inch mac, a new mac mini, and updates toios 8 and os x yosemite. cory johnson was in cupertino at the event. you got to try stuff out. what was it like? >> a lot of interesting things. it's hard to cover the events and not fall in. the 225 million number, a classic moment. he said we sold 225 million, the employees started clapping. i dubiously tweeted out, then looked at my models. at the end of last quarter, $225 million. we knew that last quarter. some of it was old news. the products are a little thinner, a lot faster, the d

so did starbucks and dunkin' donuts. but will apple pay disrupt this order? bill is still with me.ced you have an iphone. >> i am an apple fan boy. doing so many great things for such a long time. >> what about the company? are they going to lose out to apple like every other industry? >> i do not think so. remember, they are in two different businesses originally. paypal is online and apple pay is off-line. >> isn't paypal shifting into that business as well? i recently received my debit card in the mail. i find myself using paypal at home depot when i am standing in line. >> yes. when they get into the debit card or credit card business, they are doing the same thing any other distributor of the credit card us or whomever. revenuegreat ancillary service for them, but they do not bring anything special to the party. where there are special is online. >> apple pay, you think, will then pick up steam. do notlike right now i need any more of these online pay systems. and what fan of apple they have done with apple pay. it is well designed and well engineered. but it will take a long

apple. >> the time is six mnlts until -- minutes till the top of the hour. are you happily engaged? starbucksbanning employees from wearing their rings. ♪everybody needs a helpin hand♪ ♪take a look at your fellow man♪ ♪and tell me what.. ♪what can i do.. ♪what can i do today? >> ten minutes till the top of the hour. before you leave the house here's what's happening today. accused cop killer eric frein captured and set to be arraigned on murder charges this morning. the district attorney planning to push for the death penalty. the hawaiian national guard called in as lava creeps closer to the main road. the know 100 feet -- the flow 100 feet from some homes. the halloween forecast calls for some trick or treaters to bundle up. >> time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. it might be the best birthday surprise ever. >> oh my god! >> kid rock singing happy 30th birthday to a super fan. the rocker even gave him a signed guitar and a hug. next the bad. starbucks workers no longer allowed to wear wedding bands if they include stones. the company says it is following the f.d.a. guidelines. finally

get rolled out to many merchants look at square, square's rollout with starbucks the stores were not trained to actually do it. >> apple is trying to ramp it up. subsidizing these terminals for small business. they want to get it in as many stores as possibility. a key component is the nonbrick and mortar. apple wants to be the stronghold for in app purchases as well. i can't wrap my mind around that. if you have your credit card associated with say your uber account, why would you add another layer on top of that? apple still wants to be the -- >> here's the beauty. want to buy something from a different merchant you don't have your credit card associated with, apple pay will allow you to do that without giving the merchant your credit card information. it makes it -- >> no more plugging in that number over and over. >> exciting if you download a new app and pay with the new app you wouldn't need to give it your credit card. the on-line component may be less visually stimulating than paying at whole foods but probably will work better. >> i saw a stat that apple pay will keep eight credit card numbers for each user on

apple took a hit as the company was unveiling a new ipad. analysts don't think the new devices are enough to get the stock going again. starbucksthe works. customers can pay in advance using their phones the coffee giant said it will relax it's dress code to allow visible tattoos. >>> madeline albright will be on the wheaties box. >> find out why vice president's joe biden's son was kicked out of the navy. >> a vehicle goes up in flames ♪ with the card most accepted in the philadelphia region, you have the power to do more. independence blue cross. live fearless. (prof. burke) the more you learn the more gaps you may find. like how you thought you were covered for this... (pirate) ahh, haha! (prof. burke) ...when you're really only covered for this. (pirate boy) ahhh, haha! (prof.burke)talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ how did it become absent-mindedly to snacking? eating one after the next, after the next? so predictable and so unsatisfying? what about pulling up a chair, a stool, a beanbag, and actually tasting our food. we are a creamy cheese that still belie

apple's plan to get you to ditch your credit cards rolling out today. plus all the no foam, extra whip double shots you can handle without the line. starbuck's promise to never keep you waiting. even when they say it's not it is always about money. melissa: first it is to hell in a hand basket. now overwhelming majority of voters in key districts believe the u.s. is quote, out of control. according to a new poll from "politico." bring in today's panel. fox business's charlie gas. jack hough from "barron's" and veronica daguerre from "the wall street journal" first we were going to hell in a hand basket. now it is just out of control. >> i think administration right now is getting its act together on ebola. they recognize it as it, we shouldn't be dealing with this hysterically but should be dealing with this in con greet steps. having a strike force is completely logical way to do it. having a czar is good way of doing it. melissa: you let that person know you're on television right now? [laughter] don't have your television on but i'm in the middle after very important segment. get right back to you. >> the point i was trying to make before

amazon joins starbucks in the deals. 60% at thes fell largest smart phone maker. samsung stock is down around 15% on the year, while appleas risen nearly 25%. to offload its unit.aking ship negotiations broke down in july after ibm offered $1 billion to take over the business. ibm is said to be offering more to take the unit, which has suffered nine straight quarters of falling revenue. the company says they have discovered oil and exploration offshore in senegal. we will have more details later this hour. a quick check on european equities. we opened lower. we are staying lower. if you are looking at sterling, check out last quarter. down over 5%. i talked to someone who knows. we will have some inside. kevin daly has got the inside after the break. . >> welcome back to "on the move ." i am jonathan ferro. 30 minutes into the trading day. the ftse 100 down. the dax is 50 points lower. you wrap up the data in germany and it does not look good. productiondustrial down 4% this morning for the want of august. we can economic data and the biggest a drop since 2009. not two thousand nine but the concern. the eurozone is slowi

having a conversation about innovation in the tax code sneddon vags where apple is supposed to be giving us innovation. where starbucksbe giving us innovation, giving us great products and services that excite us. instead they're spending a lot of time with their lobbyists and accountants gaming the system. that's the political conversation that we're having now. >> so much more to say about this but i want to thank all of you. thank you to peter, jillian and frank. christina will be back in the next hour. >>> coming up next, protecting the president. a former secret service agent joins us with an inside look at the scandal rocking the agency. plus the latest on the ebola disease here within u.s. borders. more nerdland at the top of the hour. t from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts g

apple -- iphone users, we have -- jerri willis knows. can i hold my phone up and pay for my next purchase at starbucks? if so, how safe is it? jerri will know. >>> a fox report now. investigators in los angeles say man stole an ambulance, then led police on 45-minute chase before crashing into another car. day say the emergency vehicle was responding to call to help the guy. cops say he may be mentally ill. >> nepal officials are reporting rescue operations have ended after one of the worst mountain disasters. the rescuers say they've accounted for all of the hikers and guides who were stranded during a series of blizzards and avalanches which killed 39 people. >> peyton peyton manning that thrown more than quarterbacks than any other quarterback in the to nfl. topping brett favre's report. it happened last night in a game against in the niners, his team played a game of keep-away before handing him the ball. peyton manning, the best who ever played the position? hard to argue. you make a great. it's been that way sincthe day you met. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for

apple pay. >> have you used that or the starbucks card? >> i have not. >> it makes life so easy. you don't fumble around. >> you can buy to wall nart now and buy diskrim na story costume. all right. they say it's for security. they're also developing their own system. >> it's not for security. it's for money. >> apple pay adds a few per cent. it's walmart versus apple. it should be an epic battle. >> the banks can't like this. the banks get 3%, 4%. but with apple, you beep it, the business owner doesn't have to pay out. >> as long as walmart, mastercard, visa, american express is involved, they're probably agnostic. >> finally, you said before that the cronut was the greatest advancement in the western civilization since the bible came off the press. >> along with elastic pants. >> along with elastic waistbands. correct. they are launching the cronut. >> he doesn't know what a cronut is. >> you can't have it. they're calling it a croissant doughnut. so it's formal. remember, dominique on the upper east side. >> well, if there are trademark

starbuck's. down around 2.5% after disappoint sales for the fourth quarter and weaker than expected outlook for the next quarter. applep just slightly. it could close at its 38th all time high of the year. contributing to big gap gains here at the nasdaq. >> thanks kate. kevin, the 38th potential all time high for apple in just this year. talk about apple. >> my thesis about apple, and i am a shareholders is that all sectors of investors want to own this stock now. value yield guys like me institutionally. full weighting the portfolios. the company is delivering what we need. dividend, and dividend growth. if you are a the debt investor you made much on the bonds they used last year. fantastic. these bonds are better security than the u.s. ten year. that is what the market is telling you believe it or not. and on top of that, cook delivered this essence, this je ne sais quoi of growth around the payment system, apple pay. i love that. all three coming together. first trillion dollar market cap company coming to a theater near you. >> if danger to gopro if they figure out software and the cameras become another ipod. t

apple pay what are your thoughts. >> the problem with that you see the same with starbucks huge and walmart as well they're a part ofy have their own toop pay system they're trying to get people to buy into. they don't want to go back and trade in all of the devices they have at their stores to use devices that work with apple pay. so they're trying to strong arm apple to either uses their devices or switch up technology a bit and don't want to switch to the system and get out of that currency agreement they're already in. so it will be interesting to see. i mean if i know apple like i know apple i think they'll probably end up whipping this one. >> i think also it will appeal to a lot of consumers and it's security issue that the stores like target of the world no longer have my credit cards and it's on my phone. the security with me. they don't have access toss it. >> absolutely and apple doesn't even have your information. what they do is when you scan your credit card number in they give it a unique officer so they have no knowledge of your credit card information, name, they don't know what you're buying at the

and apple says neither it nor retailers can track your purchase history, so that's a bit of a change compared to credit card. >> easier to spend things, that has validity. with starbucks, i use my phone instead of pulling out dollars. >> with a credit card you have to open your wallet and you don't have to turn your phone on. the phone can be turned off. you tap the phone on the fingerprint and home button and you're good to go. >> it's easy to forget you spend some money. >> thanks julie. >>> still ahead, panic as a house goes up in flames. >> is everybody out? >> no, there's a man inside. >> the mystery hero who got there just in time. >>> half detergent and energy. how these machines can change the way we wash our clothes. ,,,,,,,,,,,, of this burning home in fre >>> remarkable video you need to see. a man risk his life pulling that other man out of a burning home in fresno. >> this happened over the weekend and still tonight, no one knows who to thank. cbs reporter john blackstone on the mystery hero. >> there's a man in there. >> we got to get him. my dad is out there. >> an elderly man reportedly on a respirator was in his home when this huge fire broke out. >>

apple's ceo tim cook's very personal oped where he wrote "i'm proud to be gay." cook becoming the first high profile ceo to come out publically. here is what starbucks to say on squawk on the street. >> everyone who knows tim was cheering tim cook and what he did yesterday and the courage and conviction. it is a wonderful sign to the country and to the wurbld. >> another well known man who made the courageous decision to go public with his own sexually was nba player jason colens. jason, it is good to see you. >> good to see you. how are you doing? >> doing well, thank you. what was your reaction when you saw what tim cook had to say yesterday? >> very supportive. i was very excited for him that he wrote that. he approached it from a business angle, as well. i think it is still in 29 states in this country you can be fired just for being a member of the lgbt community. it is important for business leaders or all leaders in society to live their authentic life and encourage others to do the same. >> what do you think the significance of it is given mr. cook's stature and apple's place in the global community. >> he is a true legend, a true leader. ap

apple pay, everyone was so excited. reportedly they got charged twice purchases. glitch affected a thousand transactions. they were refunded. talk about a crisis in confidence. i don't want to get charged twice for my starbucks. that is not nice. >> one of the few people that got charged twice are -- i'm glass half-full today guy today. melissa: okay. >> i remember when people were talking about iphone is bending and it will kill apple. melissa: right. >> the sales are through the roof. people love this phone. they love -- melissa: whether ripping your hair out of your head or bending -- you want it. >> doesn't matter. you know what? the same thing will happen with apple pay. it will take a while. i called today to get one they were sold out in my local store. i'm not happy about that. there is not enough supply to meet demand. apple pay will slowly build momentum and probably a huge financial payoff for apple. melissa: charlie will never getting on. he will never get out apple. >> they will have to work out the kinks. >> apple pay doesn't make money for them. not expected to make much money going forward. melissa: they get a percent. >> but this much money. melissa: everyone using, i wouldn't count it out.

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target, a mcdonald's, starbucks, a whole bunch of retailers panera bread, they'll be inside where you walk up, put your finger on the touch i.d. button. these are the retailers -- applene. if you think about what they did with the music industry and itunes, this is what they're about to do when it comes to mobile payment transactions. so the basics here. you've got the new phone, right? you go in, you use a touch i.d., you go up to the terminal, put your thumb or finger there. and it says yeah, brian, we go ahead and authorize this purchase. the merchant never has your credit card number. the clerk never has your credit card number. so it's a lot safer than using your current credit card. your credit card is not even stored in this. a relationship with your bank is what's stored in this. it's as if you're going and cutting up your credit card every time you use it and getting a new one. it's a vast improvement from what we've seen so far and the way we use credit cards. >> so here for the dumb guy, i have four visa, american express a debit card or whatever i have. >> all the majors are there. >> do i have to download all my cards at one point with my thumb print and