>> well, there was a question we thought long and hard about but our users were asking for an app. i think moms and pregnant women and our target audience are app orientated. they like to have the app on your home screen, open it up and do something. there's actually in stores as well. lots of people download but not everybody completes it. it's the install that's the most important thing. that first activation when they download it, they put it in their phone and then it's signing up, it's putting in their details and you are asking a lot from them to do that. so really -- you really have to sell the benefits early on so that they understand exactly what they're going to get by giving you that information. so it's that whole model of like i'm going to give you this information but here is what i'm going to give you in return. so you have to make sure that that is a good kind of transaction with them spending the time, taking the effort to do it and then also giving them back something, but making sure that the consumer understands exactly what they're going to get for that energy a

looking for someone to take care of your dog while you're on summer vacation or at work there is an app for that. walled wag app for dog walking on demand schedule it for a certain type or asap or all walkers are screened through the company to make sure your dog is in good hands. >> a background check and then you have to go through tests to make sure you know safety of the dogs. and harnesses and leashes make sure you're putting them on correctly. >> costs about $20 for a 30 minute walk. the app gives you realtime updates you can see where your dog is the entire time. get the first walk for free. the service is available in five cities including san francisco but the company is expanding to new cities each month. that is adorable. >> $20 for 30-minute walk like a personal trainer. >> pretty much. >> to go take you for a walk. >> a good idea. >> i need that. i need the motivation. i need the motivator to take me for a walk. >> good weather for that. >> i will do that i'll get out for a walk. see you back hire at 6:00 e6:00. have a great weekend folks. bye. >>> tonight, nbc news exclusi

app. you can share the assessment with an ada doctor. arch engine to find your symptoms, this learns and we talked about it being artificial intelligence. tell me through that process that the app can learn and get smarter the more of these diagnosis? it is like going to medical school for six years and learning the information from textbooks and learning based on cases, having experts train the system, but now ada is out in the real world. we launched ada six months and we have had 1.2 million assessments performed and we have a new assessment performed every seven seconds and when users share the information with a doctor on the other side of the platform, doctors are helping to train ada on what they would suggest is going on and they would suggest is going on and the next step. so ada is learning all the time. the app is free, the assessment is free, but when you get into a conversation with a doctor you have to pay for that, don't you? it's all free, but it is £14.99 to share your assessment with an ada doctor. the doctors are regula

read an app's privacy policy. and know who gets what information. be careful when using public wi- fi. hackers and scammers can access your sensitive information. remember to protect yourself. >>> someone who still has a rotary phone, brian hackney. >> the hits keep on coming. >>> mostly a clear day around the bay area with temperatures forecast to be in the upper 80s. and along the shoreline here it will continue cool. the cold ocean water and the pretty good sea breeze. in san francisco, 68 degrees right now. things are warming up a little bit. and in concord, 79 degrees. it will be sunny and on the chill side at the shoreline. at the east bay, numbers will warm into the upper 80s. changes are coming later in the week. future cast shows we'll get more low clouds overnight than last night. tomorrow not as much sunshine. you can see them filling in on the shore. and they will be lingering. tuesday we cool down a little bit. and high pressure builds in just enough to give us a warm start to the week. and then when that subsides, thursday, increasing

. >> he developed an app to try to stop the madness. >> it's a pitch for emily the travel scammer or fake microsoft. >> important notice regarding your automobile. >> i get ten calls a day. >> the do not call list was supposed to stop so why does it seem it's getting worse? >> it works for legitimate businesses the problem is all of the people who don't respect it who could care less. people fall for the scams enough to make it worth while >> we sat down with the federal trade commission behind the do not call list. the ftc says consumers lose 350 million every year falling for robo rip-offs. >> we investigate unwanted calls and where they are coming from and bring law enforcement actions to stop them. >> reporter: according to the ftc, most calls are coming from overseas where they try to stay out of reach and blast out calls for next to nothing. last year the ftc received 3.5 million complaints about the calls, that's up 60% from 2015 the federal communications communication also regulates telemarketers and telling us, unwanted call, including illegal robo calls and telemarketing c

there is even an app for that. >> just the apps launched industries. think of uber.e sharing company valued at $68 billion. or, bought in 2012 for a billion dollars. these days of course, the iphone isn't the only game in town. >> hey, man. how is it going? >> hey, saved you a spot. >> moved on. >> you are not going to miss all this. >> i got the samsung, gs 3. >> in 2008, google created a look-alike phone design, android, it gives awe to phone makers. today, android phones outsell the iphone. a lot of people say since steve jobs died six years ago they don't have this idea man. anymore. is apple, sun setting now. are they done with innovation? >> how often can you come out with something that changes the world? i mean, we're all unfair perhaps in the media some times, oh they haven't had a hit lately. who else had a hit lately? >> so on its tenth birthday, it is time to ask, where dupz the ipho -- where does the iphone scale on the scale of the car? electricity? fire? hard to say. but millions of people would agree. the iphone changed everything. >> we don't have st

. >> it starts as an app how does it work walk us through it >> it's an app and we interact with our millennial customers with the phone that is really connected and engineered into the vehicle. we started in manhattan -- >> how many people are using it right now? >> we have more than 13 and a half million interactions with our customers. >> last year >> last year maven launched 13 months ago and we ended up with 17 cities in new york america >> i always think about it from the car company's perspective, if millennials aren't buying cars it makes sense that you're doing something like this but in the end do you end up cannibalizing your own business? >> when you look at the profile of a maven customer in the urban areas we are 75% millennials average age 30 years old when you look at even the youngest among the car brands, the medium age is closer to 50 and upwards with the same disposable income so we're tapping in the customer base that today we're not capturing >> these are people who were never going to buy a car anyway. >> exactly, or delaying the purchase decision. the ability

the students have been contacted apple and android about an app based version of the game.ll see where it goes. >>> a boy in maryland must have really wanted a prize. he climbed inside one of the claw arcade games at a hotel in maryland last night. we're told that he got in to get the -- he got in throughout game's prize door. the problem was that he kobt get out. it took the machine's owners 30 minutes to get the keys to get the boy out of the machine. no word on when did get the toy. we'll tlet you know about. that thousands of people were in and out wheaton enjoying great food. the taste of wheaton festival took place downtown. that's been an annual tradition there for some 22 years. and they took -- they had the best luck weather wise today. you could imagine a better day to be outside eating good food? >> so nice out there today. did you get outside? okay. yes, storm team 4 forecast. why your voi it didn't sound like me. they don't want us to do cross talk. hopefully you got outside. it was so nice out there today. now things are going to change. as they always do. of

. >> and so annoying, one man started an app to try to stop the madness. >> it's a fake microsoft, and there's nothing worse. >> i get probably i would say ten calls a day. >> reporter: the government's do not call list was supposed to stop these tell marketers. why does it seem like it's getting worse? >> the do not call registry actually works for legitimate businesses. the problem is all the people who don't respect it, who are the scammers who could care less. and unfortunately, it people fall for the scam enough to make it worthwhile. >> reporter: we sat down with the federal trade commission, the agency behin the ftc says consumers lose $350 million every yearle falling for robo rip-offs. >> the ftc investigates unwanted calls, and we do try and track down where these calls are coming from and bring law enforcement actions to >> reporter: but according to the ftc, most robocalls are coming from overseas where scammers try to stay outside the reach of regulatory authorities, and blast out calls for next to nothing. last year, the ftc received nearly 3.5 million complaints about th

we used to be an app. and it is fair to say we are 110w app.o business company where we've developed a suite of softwa re where we've developed a suite of software development kits and our clients around the world are able to embed our technology quite simply in many cases in under three minutes. so they can take that technology and put it in their own platforms? correct. because we work across all platforms, we have gone beyond the smartphone, you can embed it into smartphone, you can embed it into smart devices and some advanced robotics companies are using our technology. apps, every day apps that are used, gaming, it is used in the latest skylanders game and we are about to announce a revolutionary new interactive toy with a company called high revolutionary new interactive toy with a company called hithinx. revolutionary new interactive toy with a company called high jinx. so the idea this toy will be in the lounge with a toddler and when a certain programme is on the tv the toy will interact with the tv because the sound is activating the

. >> it's an app on your phone. how does it work? >> maven is an app and we interact with millennial customers with the phone that is really interconnected into the car. >> how many are using? >> we have 13.5 million customers. >> last year? >> last year. maven launched 13 months ago and we ended up with 70 cities in north america. >> if millennials are not buying cars, it makes sense that you're doing something like this and reaching out to them. but do you make it easier for them not to buy cars? >> i love this question. when you look at the maven customer in the urban area, we're 75% millennials, average age, 30 years old. when you look at even the youngest among the car brands, the median age is closer to 50 and upwards with the same disposable income. we're tapping into the customer base that we were not capturing. the ability also to expose the new audience to the broader portfolio of gm products is astonishing. >> julia, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >>> up next, we're "on the money." instead of

an app running on your phone, which can stay in your pocket, or purse, knows what you have grabbed. a tally on everything pick up and charges your credit card attached to your amazon account.and you just leave the store. there's no check out. no cash registers. no clerks. no line.. you just walk out..it would take some time. but amazon could build this system throughout the whole foods network.. with your tech report gabe slate kron 4 news. still ahead.. kron four gets their hands dirty as we celebrate the founding of our company with a day of service. find out how you can help, after the break. ( marty ) breaking news... bill cosby's rape trial ends day six without a verdict, after jurors failed to reach a decision. the judge in the trial has declared a mistrial. as the jury failed to reach a unanimous decision to convict or acquit. prosecutors now get four months to decide whether they want to retry cosby or drop the charges. cosby is accused of drugging and assaulting andrea constand in january 2004. at the time, she was the director of operations for temple university's women's

newcomer kevin duran invests in things like an app to help low income americans manage their benefits, to food delivery startups. andre igwadala holds stakes in health and wellness companies. he not only invests, he tries to educate other players on the value of investing. >> we're doing a crash course in the tech industry and nba players were directly involved with the tech world, whether we know it or not. >> reporter: and steph curry invests in an app which connects athletes with a network of local coaches. he co-founded a small company that sells marketing software called slice, whose ceo says curry is an invaluable recruiting tool in silicon valley. >> the fact that steph comes to our office space once in a while or that we go to a game and talk to him afterwards is not something that any other startup is able to do. roc >> reporter: the benefits can be mutual. players create portfolios of investments that could generate returns long after they retire. startups get help from superstars to promote their brands. the warriors' roots run deep in silicon valley. the owner of the warri

. >> reporter: the casual car pooling is done without an app, and it just works. >> it's completely >porter: here we are in the home of high tech and this low-tech system is thriving and has been for years. >> you don't need an app to do everything. there are ways to live your life without that. >> reporter: while some casual car poolers are attracted to the system's appeal, many feel it was the modern sharing economy that erased fears about getting into a stranger's car. >> the tech world has actually made us a little bit more trusting of people around us, because we hop in the car all the time with uber drivers and lift drivers. >> yeah, i feel like if you can rent a room in a stranger's apartment and sleep comfortably then you can get a ride with a stranger in a city. >> okay, thanks for the ride. >> thank you. >> reporter: in an age where people claim that uber has taken many pool rides, casual car pool is the little transit system that pre-dates them all. down. it's so >>> for years, the veteran's administration has been criticized for not doing more to find housing for homeless

this is an app not only for staycations or vacations. it is an everyday app.se the weather is always so different. it tells what you to pack. you will know from sunrise to sunset to the marina, what the weather is. you won't be caught off guard not having a coat or a t-shirt or a tank top. >> mr. chilly only serves san francisco. >> yes. >> i live in the east bayer. it is only san francisco. >> before you get on bart you will know what you need for san francisco. >> tell me about drizzly. i had a few people in mind when i read up on this app drizzly. gentlemen. >> i can't wait to hear about it. >> it is great for people who want to have a bash this weekend. perfect for last minute. download the drizzly app. it will bring you beer, wine and liquor under an hour. >> i don't need it that bad. you're sending a bad picture of me right now. >> sorry, cynthia. we have a thing going on here. >> they like to throw parties. >> it is convenient. >> it is convenient if you run out of something. >> the last-minute run. >> let's say you're interesting a par -- you're having

((pkg))go is an app trying to simplifyhe process of getting car insuranceyou open the app and it promptsou to point the camera on your phone at the barcode on the backside of your drivers license. once it scans it it then quickly gathers all your information insurance companies and then gets quotes from the insurance companies instantly for coverage..it takes less than a minute if you like the quote you can purchase your new insurance right there in the app using apple pay which is attached to your credit card or bank account. ben tonneson / go app user<" it was fast and easy.. lot quicker than other car insurance companies ">ben is a 19 year old from freemont, he was intimidated by all the paperwork required for traditional car insurance so he used go. kevin pomplun / ceo, go car insurance app<" you literally just take a picture and get quotes and pay with apple pay ">kevin created go to take the hassle out of car suraine your driving record, address, age, the cars you own.. registration all the info you need to give to insurers to get a quote can be obtained from your license. kevin po

. >> reporter: the casual car pooling is done without an app and just works. >> it's completely organic reporter: here we are in high tech, and this low-tech system has been thriving and has been for years. >> you don't need an app to do everything. there are ways to live your life without that. >> reporter: while some casual car poolers are doing this easily, many worried about the fears getting into a stranger's car. >> the tech world makes us more trusting to people around us, we hop in the car all the time with uber drivers. >> if you can rent a room and sleep there comfortably, you can get a ride in the city with a stranger. >> reporter: all right, well, thanks for the ride. >> thank you. >> reporter: in an age where uber claims more than a million have taken the uber pool rides and boasts millions on its feature, casual car pool is the transit system that pre-dates miss hoffman gets us to there safe every time. te mrs. migliaccio teaches us all about fractions - and haikus - and the erie canal! usound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how we're doing. miss simpkin

things we are excited about is the democratization of entrepreneurship because it is so easy to build an appset up an e-commerce site. it is generating a new wave of interesting companies. emily: now, like speed partnered -- life speed partnered with apple on its foray into original content. the show, planet of the apps did get mixed reviews. so why should viewers give this show a shot? >> so one of the things that is , compelling is that for this new generation of entrepreneurs, if you are in chattanooga, tennessee and you are interested , in building an app you don't , have a good view into the silicon valley ecosystem. what sort of questions you might be asked. how you should be thinking about market size or competition? the last 20 minutes of each episode gives people a view into what it is like to engage with a venture capital firm. because we made investments in more than a dozen companies over the course of 10 episodes, and it gives people an opportunity to be a fly on the wall and watching happy with those conversations look like. where did we asked for questions, for more informatio

there's an app for that. >> jimmy: podcast app. >> yeah, no, yeah, it's called podcast.e? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: stop this. what is happening to you? >> i want to celebrate you tonight. >> jimmy: i know, this is your night, man. come on. >> okay. >> jimmy: i wanna talk about "rough night." i want to talk about -- can you give us a taste of the australian accent. >> jimmy: hello >> hello. >> jimmy: hello. [ laughter ] i'm getting there. >> jimmy: i'm getting there. so what is the film about? >> it's not in vegas. i have to correct you here. it's in miami, florida. >> jimmy: that's what i meant to say. sorry, yeah. >> so it's a bachelorette party, five girls, wild night in miami. and they order a male dancer. >> jimmy: hey, oh! [ cheers ] now, wait a second. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! so you girls all get a male escort? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: and then explain to everyone what happens. >> and there's been an accident. and he, after the accident, is dead. >> jimmy: he is -- there's a a dead body now. >> yeah, yeah. so then we, you know, we got to deal with it. beca

it is easier to build an app now. or to set up an e-commerce site.wave of interesting companies. emily: life speed partnered with apple on its foray into original content. it did get mixed reviews. why should viewers give this show a shot? >> one of the things that is compelling is that for this new generation if you are in chattanooga, tennessee and you in building an app you don't have a good view into the silicon valley ecosystem. what sort of questions you might be asked. how you should be thinking about market size of competition. the last 20 minutes of each episode gives people a view into what it is like to engage with a venture capital firm. we made investments in more than a dozen companies and it gives people an opportunity to watch exactly what those conversations look like. where did we asked for questions for more information? , where were we ok with the risk? for an entrepreneur trying to raise capital to realize the huge opportunity, it is going to give them a dry run as to what that is going to look like. emily: that was lightspeed ve

an app running on your phone, which can stay in your pocket, or purse, knows what you have grabbed.t runs a tally on everything pick up and charges your credit card attached to your amazon account.and you just leave the store. there's no check out. no cash registers. no clerks. no line.. you just walk out..it would take some time. but amazon could build this system throughout the whole foods network.. with your tech report gabe slate kron 4 news. (pam) ahead at eight.. president donald trump announcing his new policy on cuba.... but he may be distracted with his russia drama back on capitol hill... we'll explain the growing cloud of controversy... (steve) plus... president trump may be going against what he promised during his campaign... about deporting undocumented immigrants who came to the u-s as small children... but find out why many are saying it's only a temporary relief....(pam) and after the break.... extremely hot weather is about to hit the bay area.... keeping fire crews on high alert... we'll show you how they plan on keeping you safe ... through the bay area heat wave

an app running on your phone, which can stay in your pocket, or purse, knows what you have grabbed.t runs a tally on everything pick up and charges your credit card attached to your amazon account.and you just leave the store. there's no check out. no cash registers. no clerks. no line.. you just walk out..it would take some time. but amazon could build this system throughout the whole foods network.. with your tech report gabe slate kron 4 news. (steve) coming up new at ten:the proposed law that would let some convicted sex offenders in california off the registry in california. (pam) then - also new at ten:a california community demanding answers.. after a toddler dies following a dental procedure.. (steve) and next:we are tracking triple digit temperatures ahead for the weekend.. and the danger the heat will bring to the bay area. (steve)the bay area heat wave is here. some areas will get nearly a week straight of triple digit tempertaures.(pam) chief meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking what you need to know for the weekend. warmer temperatures are expected for the weekend i

. >> it's done without an app and it completely works. >> it's completely organic. >> reporter: lyft boasts of 28 million rides. and casual carpool predates them all. john blackstone, san francisco. >> i wouldn't really do that. >> it seems to be working far lot of people. >> and let's meet bear-thoven. that's what a family calls a bear that broke into their home. >> reporter: and then he comes over to the piano and plays the piano. [ laughter ] >> the bear broke into a colorado home, rummaged through the kitchen cabinets and left behind a big mess. the homeowner was not there when the homeowner made its way in. she thinks she scared it out the window. >> i open the door slowly and i'm listening for noises. we love bears but maybe not inside our own house. >> she hopes to never experience it again. >> reporter: even had the audio for that beautiful note he played. >> i think that was e above middle c. >> and i always notice how many cameras people have in their homes now. >>> on this fine tuesday afternoon, nothing but blue. concord, 79 degrees already. just about 80 and we're not ev

it is how you get your food delivered by an app. it rose on the first day of trading.hat is pleasing the investor base. rocket internet owns 35%. a sigh of relief for it and its shareholders. it is interesting the sliding scale of delivery. it is bigger than its rivals in terms of the month restaurants it has. it has 42 markets, 150,000 restaurants. that is three times the amount have.taurants others comparisonsow you of how delivery hero is going to be out its rivals in terms of stock performance. in 658. you will see how its peers half performed since they went public in 2014. in the blue line, that is the u.k. food delivery company we have seen it outperformed. it has jumped up doubling since april 2014. you see grubhub in white doing well. i am sure delivery hero is hoping it can see that escalation in the share price and market cap soon. emily: blue apron investors seem to have gotten the jitters with the amazon/whole foods deal. is blue apron going to have to raise money some other way? abigail: that is a great question. blue apron is trading below the ipo price

jeremy and mary are happy with their job and glad there is an app for that. ok for more apps like this to pop up in the months ahead as the uber model spreads to other services in the new sharing economy. don't waste your money. i'm john matarese. abc7 news. larry: right now at 5:00, the u.s. is officially withdrawing from the paris climate agreement. >> so we are getting out. larry: the president's announcement, the ramifications and reaction. explosions and the gunfire in the dead of night. late details from a resort under attack. paying customers in breathing mask. safety hazards around every corner. "7 on your side" triggers a government response in the blink of an eye. >> now, "abc7 news at 5:00". alison: happening right now a protest taking shape outside the white house. just an hour after president trump said the u.s. is dropping out of the landmark climate deal. more on the protests in a moment. but first, we explain the president's move and what it means for the nation and the world. >> another campaign promise kept. >> we are getting out. but we will

as soon as you open the app, an emoji will appear and pinpoint your exact location on an app for alls to see this. young people and police are equally concerned. >> it tells you when you were last active. it's like really easy to stalk people. which is creepy and kind dangerous. >> this is a dream come true for a child predator. now they can find their location and meet them and do whatever their twisted imagination inspires them to do. >> i don't know about this feature myself. snap chat says safety is a priority for them. users can turn off location sharing by going into ghost mode. but it's up to them to make sure. there are instructions on how to do this on snap chat's web page. >>> insurance company all state doesn't think too highly of people behind the wheel in the area. in their new best drivers report. it starts at the bottom here, boston comes in at 200 with the worst drivers in the country according to the survey. baltimore comes in at 199. dc isn't much better. coming in at 197. and according to the report, kansas city kansas has the best drivers in the nation. all state

we have a founder of an app who has not an escalator pitch but a stair pitch. fifth avenue showroom, we are offering the best edit of luxury fashion globally to rent for a four-day period for 10% to 20% of the retail price. plus, the industry's best stylist that we're able to hire. we are offering the every day woman the best red carpet experience, which is usually only afforded to celebrities. >> wow. it's hard to walk and talk down the steps. so we're going to get of the way, trisha, we'll let you make your pitch. and they will ask you some questions. >> you have like 30 seconds. go for it. >> hi. >> i'm trisha. i'm the co-founder and ceo of armarium, a rental and styling service. we launched about a year ago. i built my career as the head of pr frequently dressing celebrities and influencers and servicing editorial magazine with incredible product and thought, how do we give more women across america access to the statement pieces oftentimes not produce in the market and access to the stylists to make these moments happen. our customer is socially active, sh

but, opponents of patients ordering prescription drugs through an app without personally seeing a doctorr a spike in misdiagnoses. knox says birth control is a safe medicine line, plus with the click of a button patients can get back in contact with doctors for follow-up questions. knox: "a lot of doctors aren't comfortable with model so dramatcially. but, the model needs to change because it hasn't been working for really long time." right now the several forms of emergency contraception prevention medication. it other prescription next few years. gigi barnett...kxan news. dr. knox says the centers for disease control doesn't person doctor's visit before a provider can prescribe birth control. game four of nba finals -- warriors and cavs are playing. cavs came out on fire right now -- meanwhile at oracle arena -- the warriors are having a watch party. it's completely sold out -- fans so far not enjoying the game with the warriors being behind but great chance to enjoy a game for a cheap price -- all you have to waste 30 bucks -- 20 to enter and 10 to park here's a fan talking about the

it's an app for dog walking on demand. you can book or walk asap or schedule it for certain times. all wag walkers are screened and insured through the company to make sure that your dog is in good hands. >> okay. do a background check and then you have to go through a few tests to make sure that you know safety of the dogs and harnesses and leashes and make sure you're putting them on correctly. >> it costs about $20 for a 30-minute walk. the app gives you realtime up a dates but you can see where fido is the whole time. you can get your first walk for free. right now the service is fable in five cities including san francisco but the service is expanding to new cities each month. >> we're hearing from a california girl that is champion of the national spelling bay. ananya vinay was crowned last night and here's her big moment. >> m-a-r-o-c-a-i-n, marocain. >> congratulations. >> and show is cool as a cucumber. maybe she just can't believe it's true. the 12-year-old of fresno correctly spelled marocain to win the national spelling bee. in case you're wondering, it's a dress fabric

an app running on your phone, which can stay in your pocket, or purse, knows what you have grabbed. everything pick up and charges your credit card attached to your amazon account.and you just leave the store. there's no check out. no cash registers. no clerks. no line.. you just walk out..it would take some time. but amazon could build this system throughout the whole foods network.. with your tech report gabe slate kron 4 news. and if you'd like to connect with gabe slate... you can add him on facebook, follow him on twitter. or email - slate-at-kron4-dot-com. the giants were hoping to break a four game losing streak. we'll have highlights from today's game. ((brian tease)) food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. (j.r.)warriors coach stev

think bit, without an app we don't have uber, lyft, or instagram, or snap chat, and in the first quarterf 2017, combined publisher revenue for down load and in app purchases in both app store and google play, 10 and a half billion dollars that never existed 10 years ago. >> i should have bought apple stock back then. >>> what was impact on apple as a company overall these past 10 years. >> reporter: if you think you should have bought stock 10 years ago wait until you hear these numbers, apple has become most profitable public company in the world. they have a market cap of three-quarters of a trillion dollars, okay, that is a t, more than twice as much as exxon mobile, three times as much as general electric, over the past 10 years apple has business has grown by 10 times last year it had $45 billion in profit, $215 billion of revenue, 23rd came from the i phone alone. apple stock relax jim don't faint it has increased by 720 percent over the past 10 years that dwarfs the 134 percent rise from the nasdaq composite. all right, done feeling bad for yourself just enjoy your i phone. >> we

((pkg)) ((pkg))go is an app trying to simplify the process of getting car insuranceyou open the app andt prompts you to point the camera on your phone at the barcode on the backside of your drivers license. once it scans it it then quickly gathers all your information insurance companies and then gets quotes from the insurance companies instantly for coverage..it takes less than a minute if you like the quote you can purchase your new insurance right there in the app using apple pay which is attached to your credit card or bank account. ben tonneson / go app user<" it was fast and easy.. lot quicker than other car insurance companies ">ben is a 19 year old from freemont, he was intimidated by all the paperwork required for traditional car insurance so he used go. kevin pomplun / ceo, go car insurance app<" you literally just take a picture and get quotes and pay with apple pay ">kevin created go to take the hassle out of car insurance your driving record, address, age, the cars you own.. registration all the info you need to give to insurers to get a quote can be obtained from your lice

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