do i not use the apps? anything i can do to minimize the tracking of what i'm doing and where i'm going? >> there are a couple of things. we want to make sure the laws get updated. unlike our software privacy doesn't update. the millions who have cell phones and shouldn't have to choose between using new products and our privacy to push legislators and companies to do a much better job to protect us. the second thing is to make sure the companies know privacy is an important part of the exchange and that we really want to safeguard in place. >> with the understanding that there are legitimate uses for this, but with a warrant. with some sort of supervision would make perfect sense. nicole will track that bill very carefully. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "press here." it would appear yogi berra never commented on crowd sourcing. he may have said, in order to attract a crowd, you need a crowd. crowd sourcing is getting people to do work for you generally for free. yelp for instanc

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a -- i gave a few apps a try.his one is labeled advanced and it shows. if i'm looking for an exercise, this is not what i want to start with, is it? >> no. unless you already have a good strong pushup base. you're going to struggle with renegade road. >> reporter: the best apps show me exercise and talk through how to do it to avoid injury. >> you're at risk of hurting your back, neck and knees. we're not going to go here. >> reporter: this app lacked the how to instructions on the video. is that right? >> just a few minor things. >> reporter: but the expert tells me i've got it all wrong. >> that's a little too much of a squat. a lot of people would turn this into a squat. >> reporter: the app's creator directed fox 5 to an information section where the exercise instructions are written out on a different page than the video. doing an exercise right can be the difference in success and failure. >> the most critical thing would be the potential for injury. another thing they're after would be just losing interest

. >>> addicted to apps? you're not alone. >> what the latest research says about mobile customers and the number of apps they're downloading each day. >> and real tips on how to choose the right one that's for you. >>> and we have plenty of sunshine on tap for today. i'll tell you what sticks around for preakness. details coming up. >> here's a look at heavy congestion. i'll show you some other slow spots coming up. we have product x and we have product y. we are going to start with product x. the only thing i'll let you know is that it is an, affordable product. oh, i like that. let's move on to product y, which is a far more expensive product. whoaaa. i don't care for that at all. yuck. you picked x and it was geico car insurance and y was the competitor. is that something you would pay for year after year? i, i like soda a lot but for a change of pace... >>> how many apps do you have on your smart phone? >> too many to count. according to a new report app downloads jumped 28% from last year. the average n

many times, there is an app for that. >> beware. not all apps measure up.nue. ♪ so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now, we don't care anymore? we just eat whatever tastes good? excuse me? [ man ] like these sweet honey clusters, they're awesome so no way they're good for you. but i guess that's okay right? actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? ya know? cancel the gym membership. bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >>> every year, new exercises, diets come along promising to help you trim your waistline. >> i wasn't looking at you because you need to. today all you have to do is download an app. >> whether you are locking for a workout or nutrition advice, there are hundreds of apps out there. as sherry ly warns, before you download, exercise some caution. >> am i pushing through the hills? >> everyone wants a quick fix. >> reporter: it has never been easier to get diet and exercise advice. >> it is a

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but do those apps have a privacy policy for us? growing concern over privacy has gotten everyone from the courts to the feds to industry leaders talking. it's our special report tonight. >> reporter: these days, there's an app for pretty much everything. from banking, to games. >> playing scrabble with friends. >> reporter: even apps to help you sleep. >> the white noise at night. >> reporter: consumers are always looking for more. >> i have 12 apps. >> roughly 30. >> 30 plus. >> reporter: is your privacy being compromised? what information do apps collect? what do they share, and are they telling you about it? >> i don't like knowing that people know where i'm at. >> reporter: a recent report said it is almost impossible to find out which apps collect data and what they do with it. congress has taken issue with apps that gather and store information from your address books. lawsuits have been filed accusing companies of sharing information without users' permission and the push to get everyone on the same page is underway. just sa

but do those apps have a privacy policy for us?rowing concern over privacy has gotten everyone from the courts to the feds to industry leaders talking. it's our special report tonight. >> reporter: these days, there's an app for pretty much everything. from banking, to games. >> playing scrabble with friends. >> reporter: even apps to help you sleep. >> the white noise at night. >> reporter: consumers are always looking for more. >> i have 12 apps. >> roughly 30. >> 30 plus. >> reporter: is your privacy being compromised? what information do apps collect? what do they share, and are they telling you about it? >> i don't like knowing that people know where i'm at. >> reporter: a recent report said it is almost impossible to find out which apps collect data and what they do with it. congress has taken issue with apps that gather and store information from your address books. lawsuits have been filed accusing companies of sharing information without users' permission and the push to get everyone on the same page is underway. just sat

anthony here is going to pay and i'm going to pay him via the mobile money app. let's see how long it takes. ♪ [laughter] >> we're not doing well. give up? >> and go somewhere else for coffee. >> one thing is a whole range of apps that lets you book taxis and mini-cabs from your phones and have it charged directly from your credit card so let's try this right now. pick me up here. of course once you start using one of these, the apps, it's rather too easy to spend money. ♪ but finding shop that would let you pay by phone proved almost impossible. we have found a few retailers that developed their own app but let you pay direct from your phone and this is one of them. i've got a couple of sandwiches and i'm finally going to get a coffee for my friend. well, did that work? >> yes, it did! >> excellent. i should say i've been trying to do this for several days, live without cash. i have found that cards will get me most places. but actually mobile money from this phone just isn't working. too complicated. far too few people use it. nobody understands it. needs a lot

. >> we are talking account the mobile payment apps that let you pay for coffee, food by waving yourhone. we have also learned the fed whose are about to take a closer look at this growing high tech way to pay. >> could the apps cost you more than you barginned for? charlie with the story tonight. >> reporter: tom barely has time to eat lunch so to speed up while checking out he pays his tab in sec was this mobile payment app. >> just wave the bar code. >> reporter: no signing a credit card slip or request for id and while it's quick and convenient some are worried. >> none of that is required, that's a huge security risk. >> reporter: the ftc wants to weight pros and cons of mobile app technology to people including what happens if someone swipes your phone. >> how does the retailer know that is in fact the right consumer with that phone? >> reporter: some let you set a password to unlock the account. experts say that's a good idea and you are better off linking a mobile payment app to a credit card rather than debit because it's easier to dispute the charges. >> it's a immediate re

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sigmund is an iphone app designed to program your dreams. >> pull up the app 40 go to bed for the night and you choose from a list of words. that you want to show up in your dreams. >> they come in a bunch of different categories. the app calculates what time you will reach r.e.m. sleep and a soft female voice repeats the words. it is from a sleep study that says it's possible to suggest dreams 1/3 of the time. >> it took allow longer for me to fall asleep. >> should you give it a try? >> you are messing with your dreams. >> i would try it. >> i'm not sure. i would try it. >>the app costs 99 cents. >> my hope is that people couldn't use it to visualize themselves doing well and a setting like an athlete. maybe by pointing to those words, they can achieve that. >> if you like more information go to wjla.com. >> we have some financial tips if you plan on flying any time soon. lester's ticket prices for the three major airports went up by more than 10%. p.w. is your best bet for a cheaper flight. - bwi is your best bet for a cheaper flight. >> might be hard for some people but there is a s

if you expect them to find you through an app you have to train them to find you through an app. >> howsive is it for you if i have a website that clearly looks terrible on somebody's phone, if i want to adapt that so it looks okay on a phone or mobile device, how expensive is that? >> it's inexpensive and quite easy. you have to think about what the consumer wants on their phone. what you can't do, someone who takes a desktop site and nip tuck it into a smaller version. it's building for the mobile consumer who's trying to find outor solve a specific point. >>> let's take examples. we have an automotive luxury limousine service and we have their website and they're mobile site. what did they do correctly? >> we're helping small businesses, again, think about the experience they want to offer their users on a mobile phone. in the example of tlimousine, when you're on a phone you're most likely looking for a car. engage the user, find a quick way for them to engage, which may be quick to call or hook up with their driver. it's an experience tuned for a user probably standing on a corner

. >> we have over 600,000 apps on the app store. >> reporter: 365 million devices that let you play gamese this one with a single touch. now you can go split screen with the mobile device, the tv connection, or even play as a threesome. >> there you go. >> reporter: three devices, three screens. something more cerebral. this is spell tower, think tetris meets words with friends, lots of letters and you can play with someone else. like books and music, this straight to the ipad book about george harrison combines both. >> has great photographs, great story, even here is an example of some videos. >> reporter: here is another new one called star academy for the younger set. it's totally interactive with art that jumps off the page. and, speaking of jumping, this app and these shoes come from nike. they give you a way to track your training step-by-step with techie. the way this works inside the shoe, embedded in the insole is this little piece of technology which has four sensors on it so these are pressure sensors and they measure the front, the back, the left and right of your foot. it's

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from just couple years ago when there wasn't such a thing as banking app. already an estimated 30 million consumer are banking by smart phone. mostly those folk under 30. the number is expected to double in two years and that means phones will be targeted by hackers and consumers. need to be on guard now. >> i love it. you are able to check your bank account any time. >>reporter: whether she is shopping, buying a latte or considering an expensive meal out, miss leonard consults this first. >> i weren't to be able to know how much i have before i go in to purchase mobile banking account showed her exactly how much to spend right on the spot and she has come to depend on it. >> i don't ever over draw. i know what is in my account at all times. >>reporter: she make deposits, receives paycheck then takes picture of her check deposit. like many in the under 30 set she doesn't worry much about somebody stealing information off her phone. >> i haven't considered the facts yet. haven't heard any stories about something like that happen. >> reality is the biggest ri

thank you for joining us what inspired your organization create this app a e o in short the t.s.a. has been playing a game where we say they profile they say no we're not nobody's actually filed any complaints with us of profiling and so we created the app to create a quick easy way to send a message to the t.s.a. that there is a problem that they can't and i have is the is the app set up in a way that someone who's not a non seek can also report profiling and it might fall into a different. category and you can absolutely i absolutely love this is the first person who filed the complaint this morning was a woman she complained that. the t.s.a. didn't follow the proper screening procedures with regard to her breast milk and so she had looked up the procedures was ready to go through screening the t.s.a. screener according to her pulled her aside rolled her eyes and the words she wrote in her complaint was i was frustrated i was you merely added they didn't follow procedures which is what a lot of what our community would say about the screening procedures so it's for anyone. so you

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. -- camera app. kron 4's gabe slate has details on that. >> reporter: a new free photo sharing ach -- app. facebook camera lets you pick one or more photos, apply filters, add a description and post. if it works you will see photos from people you care about the most. edit, felter and share photos. it lets user cop and add filters and you can upload multiple pictures at once. it is getting good marks from early reviewers. who says it is fast. a big step up in the mobile photo department for facebook. it might seem strange for facebook to release a camera application weeks after announcing plans to buy instagram for $1 billion. facebook camera app is similar but it is not the same. allows you to do similar things but facebook was working on this before they potched instagram. facebook has 900 million users. it leaves a lot of people that are not on instagram but taking photos and uploading them. the app is free. you can download it right now, only available for the iphone but we expect it to come to a

sire and other data collection apps are now putting you at risk. agreement with apple says when you use siri, things you say will be recorded and then sent to apple and converted to text. siri also connects other information like names, address book and other sepsitive data. it's to help siri to do a better job but puts your critical information at risk. >>> the department of agricultural is now cracking down on food stamp fraud. the usda says the stamp cards being issued are turning up in increasing members on craigslist and e bay. new rules proposed would give the states the option of putting food stamp recipients if they continue to request replacement cards. investigators say that's a sign the cards are being sold. >>> what's better than friday? how about getting something free on friday, thanks to free sample mama, we have a section on abc2news.com where you can find something for nothing. so if you join the pottery barn's kids summer reading program now through august 22nd, read all the award- winning books and the recommended page, then you

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from just couple years ago when there wasn't such a thing as banking app. already an estimated 30 million consumer are banking by smart phone. mostly those folk under 30. the number is expected to double in two years and that means phones will be targeted by hackers and consumers. need to be on guard now. >> i love it. you are able to check your bank account any time. >>reporter: whether she is shopping, buying a latte or considering an expensive meal out, miss leonard consults this first. >> i weren't to be able to know how much i have before i go in to purchase mobile banking account showed her exactly how much to spend right on the spot and she has come to depend on it. >> i don't ever over draw. i know what is in my account at all times. >>reporter: she make deposits, receives paycheck then takes picture of her check deposit. like many in the under 30 set she doesn't worry much about somebody stealing information off her phone. >> i haven't considered the facts yet. haven't heard any stories about something like that happen. >> reality is the biggest ri

it's the most popular political app since the release of angry pauls. and, folks, it's a great app, not just for mitt supporters but for all your precious photo moments like weddings. baby's first steps. and friends passing out at a frat party. but all that is not why mitt's iphone app gets my next ticht hat. >> it's a feet where you are you can use your iphone to take a picture and overlay a better america "i'm with mitt" across the picture. here's the transparency. i think you may be able to see the problem here. it says, "imertia. >> stephen: problem? that's not a problem. that's a brilliant strategy. now romney can become the president of the america or imertia. he's just doubled the odds. plus, the next time china comes around to collect our debt, we can suft say, sore, america moved out months ago. this is immeshia. no forwarding address. ( applause ). and you know it's going to please trump and his birther pals because we can debate whether obama was born in america, but there is no proof he was born in emerickia. i heard he was born in kanye. no

of course once you start using one of these taxi apps, it's too easy to spend money but buying shopst would let you pay by phone proved almost impossible. >> a few retailers have developed one of their own apps. i've ordered a couple of sandwiches and finally going to get one for my friend. >> well, did that work? >> yes, it did. >> excellent. well, while he's doing that, i should say i've been trying to do this for several days, live without cash, and i found cards will get me most place bus mobile money from this phone just isn't working. too complicated. far too many people understand it. it needs a lot of work. >> struggling there. i'm afraid the death toll is going up with as many as eight people reportedly losing their lives in the earthquake. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their -- work hard to know your business. offering specialized solutions in capital to help you meet

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rebecca jarvis shows us how other companies are expanding the social network one app at a time. millennial voters on the fence. will the young turn out for president obama as they did four years ago. terrell brown sounds them out. thediamond jubilee as the matish begin to mark queen elizabeth's 60-yearlong reign. charlie d'agata has some of the pomp and circumstance. captioning sponsored by cbs red s is the "cbs evening news." >> dubois: good evening. i'm maurice dubois. the blind chinese dissident chen guangcheng has landed at newark airport just outside new york city. his departure from beijing marked a sudden end to a diplomatic stalemate and an apparent positive turn in u.s.- china developments. elaine quijano is watching developments tonight here in new york. elaine, good evening. >> reporter: after a 12-hour flight from beijing, chen guangcheng headed here to new york city. his arrival here marks the end of nearly a month of uncertainty and a high-profile test of u.s.- china relations. supporters cheered as chen arrived at new york university. >> i am very gratified to see

rebecca jarvis shows us how other companies are expanding the social network one app at a time. millennial voters on the fence. will the young turn out for president obama as they did four years ago. terrell brown sounds them out. and diamond jubilee as the british begin to mark queen elizabeth's 60-yearlong rein. charlie d'agata has some of the pomp and circumstance. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> dubois: good evening. i'm cube cube. the blind chinese dissident chen guangcheng has landed at newark airport just outside new york city. his depart infrastructure beijing marked a sudden end to a diplomatic stalemate and an apparent positive turn in u.s.-china developments. elaine quijano joins us from new york. >> reporter: after a 12-hour flight from beijing, chen guangcheng is now on american soil. his arrival here marks end of nearly a month of uncertainty and a high-profile test for u.s.-china relations. just before noon in beijing today, the blind activist was told to pack his bags with his wife and two children. chen did not know until his arriv