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io spands for input lash output.ng before apple pay but google is struggling to keep up. we do hope to hear new strategies for google wallet this morning. >>> a judge ruled another cache of hillary clinton's e-mails must be released by the end of the month and the by the end of the next month and the month after that until all 30,000 are released. the timetable pretty much guarantees clinton's e-mails are going to stay in the news for a very, very long time. >>> i don't normally talk about movie reviews but you will see why in a moment. the movie" aloha" with bradley cooper and stone hits theaters this weekend. >> i'm tempted to say hawaiian leprechauns. >> or chipmunks, something. >> one critic has called this a mess that makes no sense and is ridiculous. what is sobering is that assessment is of amy pascal, the head of sony at the time. her assessment of her own movie rapping sayss a much as i like those actors this movie doesn't work, not once. let's see what critics think. >> no kidding. >> not off to a good star

ios for this great limited-time offer. >> now, abc 7 news at noon, on your side. >> in prince george's county guilty. he's accused of assaulting a high school student. the trial wrapped up this morning, and our console is is -- in our reporter is outside. >> we just obtained the video two minutes ago, we want you to watch it here on abc seven news for the first time. the police officer has been found guilty of second-degree assault and misconduct in office. the judge saying in the courtroom just moments ago that he believes the officer was stupid and had an error in judgment. this is from back in 2013. he was seen on the surveillance video punching a student in a hallway just as cool was letting out. he went by the video frame by frame. the officer claims that the 17-year-old[no audio] >> i wanted to thank everybody for believing in me. >> what was egregious about the assault, is that this young man in our mind was a child . they need to be protected, and the officer in this case was held accountable. reporter: the officer now faces at least 10 years in prison. he will be sentenced on

. >> we've seen comments about the bug online all day and comments like apple discovers ios texting bug. the ios bug won't let me retweet and apple is fixing a bug that crashes your iphone all part of the day where some people saw the lights go out on their iphone. in silicon valley you're about as likely to see an iphone as a tree or a car. they're everywhere. >> you find the code. you zoom in on it. >> but they're now vulnerable to a bug. >> you've just got to copy it. that's easy to find and send. >> a cybersecurity barracuda networks security manager steve pao showed us how easy it is to send the bug that can cause your iks phone or apple watch to shut down. >> it's like oh okay. why are you going to do this? are you going to try to crash my phone? the message itself doesn't make much sense. there's some arabic and also what seems to be random characters and put together they can crash your phone through i message. apple released a statement saying it's aware of the issue and is working on a fix. >> i think it's smart for apple to come up and verify the issue and indicate they're wo

as you can see in this io, this is a video of a gorilla mother and her infant -- in this video.his is one of those things we want to understand -- what is similar about humans and our caregiving and parental behavior in other animals? in the biology of mammals, females, it means there are hormones that are important in determining lactation, driving the production of milk and the let down reflex. these hormones are very important in regulating the behavior of mothers and their infants. two of these hormones are oxytocin and prolactin. at the end of regnant see, the hypothalamus the same part of the brain were catherine discovered the parenting hormones, produces proxy toes and primarily important physiologically in the production of milk and lactation. however, it is important in driving maternal behavior. oxytocin has these secondary impact on the brain such that when oxytocin levels are raised, females bond with their babies. this hormone is incredibly important in driving this relationship. another hormone produced is prolactin which is important in the production of milk. it

of smartphones, but also other products, like wearables and there may be more news today at google ioit's been insanely successful because everyone who has done something with it, who has added services on top of it, who has customized the ui, like we did, for example, has followed very carefully the compatibility rules that google put in place. which means that no matter what brand of phone you buy, it comes with their version of android. which might look differently visually, but it's 100% true android. everyone is motivated to do that. if they don't do that apps start crashing and things don't work as well. that's been very successful. >> you don't fear the splinterization of android that some people have talked about. >> i don't. android was designed as a customizable platform. so people could do different and interesting things with it it's been very successful in that regard. we're one of the best examples of a company that's done some really interesting things with android. we've given it a completely different look. we've simplified it in many ways, made it more customizable.

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available, but they cannot provide the video streaming that you get from your cable company or files f --ioso you get more competition? that competition is coming over that very same wire, so it is the same company, your cable company, controlling two. a lot of content company want to provide to both, and they want to provide services or packages of services. the cable company has an incentive to favor its bundled service, so i think law enforcement has to make sure there is no unfair benefits to cable through this consolidation. harold: many have cut the cable. some do not have a wireless subscription. they are purely wireless. these are not broadband-illiterate people. they are quite sophisticated and you have new companies coming online to compete wireless broadband. the idea that there is any sort of market power or monopoly power >> monday night :00 p.m. eastern on the communicators on c-span two. >> newsmakers is next with craig fugate. then condoleezza rice at the college of william and mary and madeleine albright attest

things like the release of the apple watch and the new ios operating system. clearly the capital has been ringing up to the forefront. -- ringing them to the forefront. -- >> new individuals, fresh ideas now getting their chance to make an impact. if you are right and jony is a bit fatigued. this ias a new role that gives him a potentially greater potential to influence the world greater again. i keep coming back to the car because it is such a great opportunity for them. after reinventing the smartphone pc, and now with the apple watch, this gives him another chance to be invigorated. emily: from a design perspective , how easy it is to have such important reigns over to other people? -- reins over to two other people? >> i think jony represents designers is that he is incredibly passionate about what he does and he does not want to get control, because it gives up a direction that he might want to follow. but it is critical that it happened. i agree that with these guys that in order for apple to operate all across all of these things they need a larger role

he needs to o make sure that they do not g io drugs and it is morning, noon, and night and there are not enough people stepping up to take responsibility for all parts of the day. >> that is an example of what a holistic solution looks like. we havto be talking about whether r or not we are providing support or single mothersf they have children in these communities, job opportunities for single mothers. we should be talking about why single mothers exist in the first place. what i is happening so that so many men arere not available? maybe they are in prison, maybe they cannot find a job so they do not take very good mate. all of this has been tied up and want to start pulling on one of these threads, it connects to all these other ones. anytime we try to solve these deeply ingrained problems that has built up over decades, it will never be easy to tackle one part of it. rebecca: we ink it is too eat to take on and then i look at some people like ted leonsnsis o has been a mentor to young people. and each of us can do o part. businesses can go to these schools and say your are 50 jo

io youth is giving local kids a look inside. >> see all the google people and talk with them.them. >> learn skills that might come in handy. >> remote control program. >> even if they never build apps or websites. >> you can do animation you can control robotics and do so many things. you might want to get into it. >> with all the space exploration there is one explorer we didn't see. we're talking about the google glass explorers. >> we were expecting maybe a new version of goog glass but didn't see a single mention of it. there haven't been many people here. >> they focused on watches and what theirs can do and what apple's can't. >> android wear watches include always on screen. >> that will recognize ee moej i that you draw with your finger. there was one explorer. >> dora the explorer i am secretly a huge fan. >> animation has come a long way. >> it's a series of images strung together that tell a story. >> with coaching from pixar. >> we are making a short animated film. >> using only a tablet with google's app 2 tastic. >> it looks like a studio. but it's really cool. >

john: io applaud her for the speech. that was a good speech. great. this story in the boston globe about the clinton -- the health-care initiative which is -- for four years, did not disclose any foreign donors or amounts. it is the most egregious flaunting of the agreement they made with the obama administration. i think it is really quite ridiculous and burning a knot. we are seeing poll after poll that shows american voters across the spectrum, especially independents, see her as untrustworthy which is a huge problem. mark: there is a new poll today that suggests people are not excited about her candidacy. we talked about this yesterday -- bernie sanders' announcement was strong. john: he raised a bunch of money in one day. mark: iowa and new hampshire are willing to listen to new voices particularly iowa because people want to hear other voices. they don't just want a coronation. i thought on the positive side for her -- going after these law enforcement issues. people are going to obsess if she is repudiating obama or bill clinton. one of the thi

. >>> that ioing to do it for us at 5:00. i'm katie marzullo. tuma and larry beil and mike shumann, thank you for joining us. you can watch abc news and all your favorite shows on demand with watch abc. now available for xbox 360 and your tablet, smartphone o >>> welcome to "world news tonight." turning point. a day of prayer and healing in baltimore following a night of tossed bottles, pepper spray and arrests. the curfew now lifted, the national guard pulling back, so what happens tonight? >>> fight or flop? the biggest bout of the century. so why were some booing after the final bell? and the pay-per-view panic. >>> rental rampage. the family hoping to make a little money loaning their house for a weekend. and the disaster they came home to. even hazmat specialists called in. >>> and, long live the princess. her grandparents getting to meet her. but what are they calling her? the name game everyone's playing. and the big money that comes with a little princess.

fire began late this morning with two separate fires merging io one big one. no one was injured and no structures were burned. south san francisco police release surveillae video of robbery today. happened on monday. man entered a liquor store on grand avenue and demanded cash. appears to have a gun but didn't show one. the clerk managed to escape and call police while the robber stuffed his pockets with cash. >> law enforcement agency now bank on social media to help catch criminals like the one you just saw in the south san ancisco robbery. katie tells us about the new wanted wednesday campaign. >> with r eyes locked on our screens. >> everybody is on the phone all the time. >> we would walk right past an d fashion wanted poster. >> social media great tool to get the wordut. >> santa clara county sheriff's office has brded the hash-tag wanted wednesday on social media account. the first feature case involved an april 14 armed robbery of gas station clerk in cupertino. >> we were le to get a white citizen called up our detective said i knowho this guy is. i k

. >> when users have unloaded the images they can search if items which is free for droid and ios devices. >> google is testing hands free payment. you do not need even to take out the phone conducting the tests at mcdonald's and papa john's with the cash register detects whether you have the app on your phone and it does the rest. you don't even have to do a thing. >> does it do the same for clothing? >> there it is folks. >> will return. >> scary when the cash register can detect what is in your purse. >> it sure is. stay tuned. >> good friday morning at 4:54 an almost abandoned golden gate bridge. very few cars on this early friday morning. leyla gulen is checking traffic with more ahead. >> how many cups do you drink a day? >> three? >> can you grab another because up to four cups of coffee a day are okay. that is what a study said. more than that could lead to anxiety and heart problems. the european food safety authority said 400 milligrams of caffeine should be the limit. a typical black coffee is 100 milligrams. a starbucks tall latte is 75 so you can actually go for...starbucks.

they call it google io. io means input/output. kicks off with key note at 9:30. expect improvements to google wallet because apple pay is eating google wallet for lunch. >> a lot of people using it. >> yes. >> you just said eating lunch, eggs, got anything, bacon? i'm hungry right now. i'm soerry. >> i'll go get you some. >> thank you very much. >>> are you seeking more silence at super time? the government may soon be able to help out. they just announced a new effort to crack down on unwanted robo calls. automated calls from telemarketers and scammers that often ignore the do not call list even if you put yourself on the do not call lists. the ones that come during dinner time. next month the fcc will present a new proposal miking it easier or companies to block robo calls and spam text messages. >>> dramatic increase in std rates could be in thanks to the rising popularity of hook-up apps. a study by the rhode island state department reveals cases of syphilis increased by 79% between 2013 and 2014. gonorrhea was up 30%. hiv by almost 33%. the department believ

what you can see is that the ios or android allows you to now interact with your wearables to createm passive to active to autonomous. that's the where i'm spending a lot of my time on. >> competing against a lot of those technology companies are the big stalwarts here in the u.s. who have strong desires to get into china. netflix is in the news today for a push to bring content to china. then there's facebook and twitter which are still trying. how likely do you think it is that we will see those companies operate in china over the next year? >> well i think next year may be a little too short. but give it three to five years. think that the u.s. company in any of these businesses, you have to start thinking about china today if day one. think it's possible to crack the code in china, you have to find the right partner, in netflix it it makes sense to go with the right content partner. finding the right china partner to help you solve the regulatory issues and communication, you need to spend time in china talking with the government. >> and potentially learning mandarin. >> absolut

if you're in the music app which is different from itunes, managing the music in ios.'ve got rdio in there, and now they're going to add the artist tools, is it every artist that will have the ability to do this. or top-tier artists? are they going to have an app. be mobile-first about it? i think apple has got to be careful with this of course, apple knows this. but i think this is when you got to be skeptical on their ability to pull it off. time and time again. they've gotten it wrong the first time out. >> john is a wise man. >> agreed. >> they're going to sell a lot. they've got 800 million credit cards, phones all over the world. they'll sell a bunch of subscriptions, spotify owns this right now collectively, especially among millennials, play lists are very sticky. this is going to be tough for them. agreed. and they have had a lot of problems on the software side and service side. >> the more important thing is sales, a lot of it at ubs ups the forecast for the june quarter to $51 million. street is at $45 million. are we done worrying about the psych snl. >> i

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we recently released our first ios iphone app. emily: cliff, you were an early investor in oculus.is your take on facebook buying them? cliff: it launched this vr movement that has been happening over the past year since the announcement. i'm excited about it. emily: what do you see facebook getting out of this? cliff: i think mark zuckerberg has even said he sees this as the next platform. a lot of the content right now is very much an individual and immersive experience but the goal is to make it a more social experience that you can share with your friends and family. emily: who do you view as your competitors? because there are so many players out there creating original content. what about a netflix or an amazon? jens: there is a whole ecosystem that is being built in vr all the way from the hardware that is necessary, the cameras, to the software that is needed. it is less today about competition and more about partnering. the idea of the studio is to partner with the content creators, the creative community. the studios in hollywood, the big media companies, the brands. ther

the recently released our first ios iphone app. emily: you were an early investor in oculus.s your take on facebook buying them for $2 billion? >> i was very happy with that. it launched this vr movement that's been happening over the past year since that announcement. i'm excited about it. personally and professionally. emily: what does facebook get out of this? how were they be integrated? >> they have the next platform. a lot of the content right now is an individual immersive experience with a goal for all of us to make it more of a social experience you can share these experiences with your friends and family. emily: review is your competitors? there are so many players creating original content. what about netflix or amazon? >> there is a whole ecosystem that's being built up. they are up from the hardware that's necessary in the cameras to the software that's needed to distribute it. it's less today about competition and more about content. the idea of the studio is go out and create. it's the creative community, the studios in hollywood. the big media companies, the b

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it's very much aware of this issue and they're working on an update they'll push out through the next ios 8 update. until then that work around for you. if you didn't catch it we have it on our web site nbcwashington.com. >> sara final episode, can't wait to hear how it ends. >> very exciting. >> we're following closely what you're clicking on today. "serial" fans listen up. according to buzzfeed creators of the true crime podcast announced there will be a second and third season. the creators are keeping tight-lipped about what to expect but we can tell you it will be back this fall. renaldo renaldo rey who was known for "friday" and "white man can't jump" died yesterday. rey started his show biz career as a standup comedian. friends and co-stars took to twitter two pay their respects. his 227 co-star jackee harry wrote "rest in peace." the "washington post" is grabbing your attention with the dementor wasp. it may be named after a mythical harry potter creature but this bad boy is real. it turns out -- it turns its prey into zombies. awarding to the world wildlife fund it's one of a new

this kind of emerged on reddit someone discovered it was a problem with ios, it's a bug. right now people are doing it to their friends, it's kind of funny. >> it's not funny. >> it's not funny if you're on an important fall doing something important on your phone. apple has addressed this. i want to read what they said. they said we're aware of the imessage issue. we'll make a fix available in a software update. that cannot come too soon carol, i'm telling you this. this one is a lot of fun. this isn't something that's a horrific hack. >> quit saying it's a lot of fun. >> i've got to tell you, it doesn't do any permanent damage. let me tell you this if you tweak the code the message, which i'm not saying anyone should do and i'm not going to tell you how, you have to be very, very careful with this because it can permanently disable imessage and you have to delete messages for years to get it back. have you to be careful with this. a lot of kids are having fun with this. i hope apple will get this together and updates it seriously. i'll stop saying it's fun, carol. >> th

. >>> hillary clinton is wrapping up a two-day campaign swing in io there are new questions for the candidate that have gone unanswered, and that is giving her republican rivals plenty of fodder. kristen will kristen will kerr reports. >> reporter: hillary clinton is trying to get up close and personal with iowa's voters. >> i don't want this election to be about me. i want it to be about us. >> reporter: this morning new criticism over lingering issues including her use of a personal email account while serving as secretary of state. chris christie slammed her late monday. >> i think the server at home business is just absolutely incredible. that you would be secretary of state and be working off a private email and then be deleting and destroying that stuff is just incredible to me. >> reporter: this comes after clinton disclosed she and bill raked in $30 million over the past 16 months mostly through paid speeches. gop rivals pouncing on the huge payday. >> are you satisfied that secretary clinton has been transparent enough when it comes to -- >> she hasn't been particularly transparent o

supermarkets, google head on with the google buy button which is one of many things announced at the google io event. can google run amazon out of business? can amazon prevail and do the same thing or is there room for all of us. more importantly a future as she sees into the future and it's been looking at loathe companies. what do you see in your crystal ball. >> i think if google is trying to do anything with the buy button aside from the technical prowess and show off. they're in for a huge effort. amazon has 20 years of experience figuring out how to deliver people the things they want quickly and cheaply and have put billions of dollars in research and development into the effort, if google thinks they can walk in with their buy button and compete with amazon, they're in for a nasty surprise. liz: we made a mock-up of the buy button, it looked exciting because you didn't have to sit there. this is fox business' graphic art, we made it up, it's not out yet, but this way you only have to put in financial information once, and it immediately goes there, there are issues with it. you say thi

we designed material design which goes beyond android, beyond google products to the web and ios productsesponsibility of not just trying to push a particular style or what our idea is very seriously. we are trying to make sure that everything we design is objectively as good as it can be and that requires inspiration by getting the best designers and empowering them to do great things that also a lot of validation. a lot of testing, monitoring. cory: everyone says that they care about the work and starting to do the best they can and hating the result. matias duarte: that is the curse of a designer. cory: the curse of work. you always want it to be better. i wonder, when you look at android, one of the reasons it is ubiquitous is because there are so many flavors of android. it's not a product you absolutely control from stem to stern, what do you think is the fullest android experience? matias duarte: i think the fullest android experience is actually all of those different facets of android you can get. you can choose and android that is well-suited to you. perhaps you like the bigger

and if you think about it, netflix runs on every single ios device through the most popular on verizon, and i think netflix makes more sense for verizon, and they just bought aol this week. >> and the market caps 35 billion, so if they've got 50, they could certainly do that one. what do you think? >> well, look. content and subscribers are king. i except a free for all in the next couple of years, and i think it's wide open who could go after netflix. it would be apple, disney, cbs, anything is on the table right now, and i think you're seeing great action and netflix here partially because of that. >> hitting an all-time high today. now, while netflix was clearly one of the biggest winners this week, it's time to give you our picks for this week's biggest winners. but also the losers. gary, what's yours? >> my new york rangers coming back. >> oh, yeah. >> from 3-1 against washington and now they're going up against tampa bay, i will be at the game next friday probably getting beat up by a bunch of people from tampa bay. >> well, let's see. msg owns the team, whos big winner? >> mitt

john: the concerns surfaced a year ago when the apple debuted this on ios 7. kept solely on your phone that is need ever if apps and traffic maps that need your locations but other shoppers outside of wal-mart were not convinced. >> it makes me uncomfortable. you can turn it off. go to setting, privacy and location services. scroll down to system services. and click there. scroll down to frequent locations. if it's on turn it off. david is glad he doesn't have an iphone. >> why would we want someone to track our every move? that is why you go out. john: if you have an android phone some make it easier to turn off. check so you don't waste your money. i'm john matarese, abc7 news. scott: interesting stuff. alison: look at your phone and check it out. scott: will do. you can call it car karma. armed carjacker in seattle, washington pulled a woman out of her car but he couldn't drive off. alison: that's because he didn't know how to drive a stick shift. the carjacker tried to steal a 1998 ford mustang from a wendy's parking lot. the victim ran inside the parking