please, we need one app, and in every bus there should be a big sign, get on this app if you want a cab. >> -- they're going after uber because they don't have a limousine license. this is a threat not only to every cab driver is a threat to your own regulatory system. if you cannot see that something is missing. when you express concern for cabdrivers in the light of what you are doing it is an awfully hollow ring. you took 1000 cab drivers and push them out the door. the driver fund. you have cut almost all money out of the driver fund. the only thing that it will get at this point or anytime in the near future is $100 a month of the medallions being leased to cap companies, somewhere aruond $25 dollars per driver; it won't buy healthcare. do something real about the driver fund. >> chairman nolan: next speaker. >> first time here. i have been driving a cab for 17 years. one thing that bothers me so much the -- [indiscernible] they take my business. [indiscernible] >> chairman nolan: next speaker please? >> i was in the office in my company talking about these alternative vehicles and

there's an app for that. doctors have developed a app that can predict your child's height. how long their legs will be, even a foot size. >> how it's helping doctors treat kids with serious dozens -- diseases. >> using crutches and wearing a brace is not how he wants to get around. >> he was having pain in his thigh, and we thought at first he must have broke it. >> jacob's mom will never forget what happened. he was diagnosed with a rare disease that causes the hip to collapse 23450678 the ball of the fee muir disinterest greats. >> it was horrible. >> jacob was treated at the international center for limb lengthening. where kids go to get help. they undergo months of intensive treatment and surgery. >> dr. standard has spent years treating kids with growth issues charting a course of treatment is complex in the hetz of the egypts are important. >> dr. standard and his colleague developed an app to predict height. >> hit the calculate button and predicts 60 inches. >> we develop this as a tool for doctors that treat children to calculate how tall children will be. >> the a

uber is hiring drivers with the app. people are independent contractors but it should be able to use any app they want; we need a universal app engine need help us do this, help us get the tools to compete with these people. if you read the article yesterday, the comments, the public hates taxis, they hate the tv screens in back, they hate the mta, the puc, drivers refuse to take them to the sunset, refuse to take credit cards. where is the enforcement? why are you allowing companies to block our dispatch systems. we need the -- this is model because that's what they want. we have to have taxis, insurance, regulation. by the way, willie brown -- how many endorsements from the labor council did you get? shame on you. [indiscernible] >> secretary boomer: last person who turned in the speaker card. >> i'm speaking on behalf of my son. he was born, raised, educated, discriminated, and hated like a nigger in his lifetime. his name was excluded [indiscernible] he graduated from an academic high school; he has a degree from san

and the notion of universal app, have we looked into that at all? >> it relates to item 13 . yes. >> chairman nolan: thank you for the public comment. consent calendar. >> [indiscernible] >> chairman nolan: motion, second. all those in favor? aye. >> item 13, amending transportation code section, 1109, 1109, 113, 1114, to extend the deadline for implementation of electronic trip data and backseat passenger information. >> director -- >> chairman nolan: -- how does the universal app fit into this? >> we have issued a uniform solicitation rfi for the development of the system that will pull real-time information from all the dispatch services that will basically provide the framework for the creation of a universal app so that just as members of the public have said, people through an app, developed by third-party, would have his ability into all the taxis out there. i concur wholly but that is something absolutely needed, probably the single most important thing we need to do to strengthen our taxi industry. we have issued that rfi; responses were due on november 30th, we may

this app is a favorite. she touches a drawing of an animal and a photo of it pops up on the screen and then it makes a sound. the app's maker decided to advance the intellect of young children. she started playing with her mother's smartphone just two or three months after she was born. now she uses six different educational apps. >> translator: it is really helpful for times when i can't give her my complete attention or when she starts throwing a tantrum in public. i hand it to her and instantly she gives it all of her attention. >> reporter: the youngsters at this nursery school are also going digital. >> translator: turn the power on, please. >> reporter: they use tablets for learning. the apps teach the children to write the japanese alpha bet about i tracing their fingers along the characters. more than ever teachers and parents are turning to these devices to help them raise children. a market research company asked about 650 moms if they let their children use smartphones and other electronic gadgets

called it it. >> at the very top a stroke. >> the app not only warned of a possible stroke it advised going straight to the emergency room and then gave directions to the closest one. bob was having a stroke, and doctors stopped it before he suffered major brain damage. >> have you thought about what might have happened if you didn't move? >> i would have got gone, fine, take a nap and check on you in a few hours and he could have been dead. >> i triage, it relies on data from the, s government, the app has a list of doctors and clinics compiled by medicare and other federal reports, and its directions to the hospital came from the taxpayer financed gps satellite system. this marriage of smart phones public information and private ingenuity has helped drive and exploding app economy that has grown in value from search throw to $20 billion in just four years. the man responsible forgiving away what the government knows is the u.s. chief technology officer todd park. >> there is a mass civil growing array of new .. services, products, applications that can help americans take control of

to download this app, it is tree on the app store or gaggle help -- it is free, on the app store or google, help navigate your commute. >>> dense fog advisory in here's another live look at the golden gate bridge or what you can see, visibility is low now. here's video amy hollyfield and ian back dock shot this morning, thick fog -- babcock shot this morning, thick fog at 6:30 we go live to amy and see how drivers are navigating through the fog. >>> chp investigate wag caused aid head off on crash in the foothills that killed four, including three members of an oakland family saturday night on highway 50 in the eldorado county town of casino, westbound prius crossed four lanes, hit head-on by a minivan driving in the opposite direction, drive and to passengers in the prius died, 4-year-old girl in the minivan was also killed. coming up, kira klapper will reveal new information about the victims. >>> highway patrol says bay area fatalities are up from last year at this time, seven people have died on bay area roads compared to six last thanksgiving weekend. chp says this bmw was going fast

there's an app for that. our cnn money tech reporter laurie segal puts some holiday shopping apps to the test. >> reporter: it's officially holiday season and there are a lot of ways to use your smartphone. find a lot of great deals using your smartphone. we're here at toys "r" us to start out our morning. we used an app red laser to get a good price on one of the season's hottest toys, furby. type in the item and it will find stores nearby that carry it. $54, it matches what they said on my app. the teal furbie, i can get it right here. here's the catch. just because your item's on the app doesn't mean it's in stock. i just used red lace tore find something specific. now i just want to look for a good deal in my area. i'll open an app called plaque friday. it shows me kmart nearby has 745 coupons. let's test it out. so the black friday app showed a lot of discounted tvs at kmart. the first one is a tv for $88. here it is. lots of great deals on the black friday app but mostly limited to major retailers. you

there's an app for that. >> with those hosting a thanksgiving meal, give thanks to some apps. the menu make per app does just what it implies. recipes range from starters to desserts. create a shopping list of ingredients and make a list of what to buy and cook when. there's even a thanksgiving 911 feature. cooks tackling turkeys can try the chow coach. it has step by step instructions for the most popular dishes. the thanksgiving press is app for android also includes instructions for the main dish and many traditional sides. turkey titan butterball takes it high tech with a cook back plus app. in addition to answering questions, there are how to and instructional videos. the app even responds to voice commands. i'm karen kay a -- karin caifa abc2 news. >> parents hoping to get new wii can expect to fight it out. there may be a shortage because nintendo got a late start on production. >>> the city is gearing up for winter weather. >> that story and lot more at 6:00 which starts right now. >> a deadly car crash kills one man and puts two others in the hospital. what police are

and that's where a new iphone app can make the difference between life and death. cbs reporter wyatt andrews shows us how i triage can save lives. >> i'm convinced he would have died if i had waited. >> reporter: melissa says an app on the iphone helped to save her husband's life. in april bob with no sense of alarm said his right arm felt numb. melissa typed bob's symptoms into the app called i triage. >> numbness popped up. and at the very top of the list is stroke. >> reporter: the app not only warned of a possible stroke, it advised going straight to the emergency room and then gave directions to the closest one. bob was having a stroke and doctors stopped it before he suffered major brain damage. >> have you thought about what might have happened if you didn't move? >> i would have gone fine take a nap and i'll check on you in a few hours and he would very well be dead. >> reporter: it was the brain child of private app developers but the inner workings rely on data from the united states government. it has a list of doctors and clinics compiled by medicare an

free app you can download it to see what your commute looks like on the app store and google play. >>6:11. black friday will be black thursday for wal-mart shoppers. d at 8:00 í'ph=nl0 thanksgiving night two hours earlier than last year plans on staggering promotions to avoid the rush and chaos that has frustrated shoppers in previous years. sears also plans to open at 8 p.m. thanksgiving night, best buy will open at midnight. >>> if you are traveling instead of shopping for thanksgiving expect airports and planes to be more crowded. a trade group says 24 million are expected to fly between friday november 16th and tuesday november 27th. 150,000 more people than last year. planes are expected to be 90% full on some of those days. fewer planes are flying because of skyrocketing fuel prices. >> californians said no to labels for genetically engineered food. the reason backers of prop 37 say that is not the last you will hear from them. >> are service warranties worth the money? michael finney looks at whe >>> partly sunny and showers today, cooler, mid 50s coast mid to upper 50s for res

let's look at the traffic app, your waze app backing towards bay shore beautiful, heavy northbound, accident once again -- before candlestick park two right lanes you might want to consider 280 good alternate in the clearing process you can download this app that navigate around the accident on the appear store and google play. >>> -- good morning. big story this morning, we have fog live doppler picking up mainly clear air in the north bay valleys we have the fog now. this is starting to slide a little out of the north so move across the san pablo bay towards east bay shoreline we'll keep track of that for you and let you know if that happens over the next couple of hours. today low to upper 70s at the coast, wouldn't be surprised if we have a few 80s there, low to mid 80s bay, low to upper 80s inland warmest temperatures in the north bay valleys. we'll talk about those records in a few minutes. >>> 6:01. developing news out of fremont police on the scene of deadly shooting, involving two officers and domestic violence suspect. investigators say officers shot and killed a 37-year-old man af

it's an app actually. we are calling an illuminated app. i guess in many ways i'm very old fashioned. i wrote the whole book by hand. >> the original book -- >> original book, yeah. >> this is it here. >> this is it. right here. >> yes. >> my little portable office. >> very primitive. >> yes. then i saw an ipad for the first time and it was almost as though i had written a book knowing that an ipad might exist. i write about real history and places. i thought i just got to make an illuminated app for the ipad that really lets me tell the story in a way i always wanted to. >> so you import this over to ipad, not just apple book. >> no, gosh, i had no idea what a big adventure it would be to make. it took us two years to code. a year ago we had a perfectly adequate product, so once we worked out what it should be, we went back to the drawing board. coded it from scratch again. and, you know, there's a light version. if people want to try it, you can buy the real version for $12.99. it's so exciting to see people start to read it. >> what does

melissa typed his symptoms into an app called i--triage. the app not only warned of a possible stroke, it advised going straight to the emergency room and then gave directions to the closest one. bob was having a stroke. and doctors stopped it before he suffered major brain damage. >> have you thought about what might have happened if you didn't move? >> i would have gone, fine, take a nap, i'll check on you in a few hours, and he could very well be dead. >> reporter: i-triage was the brain child of developers. the app has a list of doctors and clinics compiled by medicare and other federal records. this marriage of smartphones, public information and private ingenuity has helped drive an exploding app economy that's grown in value from zero to $20 billion in just four years. the man responsible for giving away what the government knows is the u.s. chief technology officer todd park. >> this is a massively growing array of new services, products and applications that can help americans take control of their own health and health care. >> yo

they recommend installing an app that can track your phone if it is stolen, but does the app really workour side's michael finney tried to find out. >>> police say a tracking app is your best chance of getting your phone back from a thief. but how likely are are you to find the guy who ran off with it? we tried one out for ourselves. >> you are walking with your i-phone, texting on a bus. plugged into your earbuds. you are also risking theft. >> what we see is most of our robberies that are occurring in the city involve some sort of the smartphone. >> there were more than 1,000 phone robberies in san francisco from january to august alone. it happened to this man on a muni train. >> he reached down and grabbed the phone and he just took off like he was a world-class track star. >> the best thing again is to have those applications that allow you to track your device. >> police recommend an app like this one, find my i-phone. can it really find your phone? we tested it out. two abc7 interns took off with our i-phone. intern's lisa's job is to find it. she logs on to find my i-phone. it id

now it will store all the data in the app.s way i don't have to carry around allotheria paper. one thing the stores are doing is putting maps inside the apps. they are helping you find the items at record speed. as we are entering the shopping season. your phone could be your competitive edge. >>> all right, let's get an update on the weather here this thanksgiving if you will be out heading to a relative's house. >> good morning erica. >> happy thanksgiving to you james. sit still cold an temperatures are still in the 30s in the north bay. but we see the sunshine here. 39 in santa rosa, vallejo. as we look at the afternoon temperatures, by 2:00 p.m., all of the green there indicates temperatures in the 60s . 7:00 p.m. later tonight, clear conditions with everyone in the 50s . s as we track afternoon highs, low 60s for daly city. here is a look at your thanksgiving forecast right around dinner time. it's going to start off sunny, of course, it will get darker as the evening progresses. of all, a very pleasant thanksgiving on t

please, we need one app, and in every bus there should be a big sign, get on this app if you want a cab. >> -- they're going after uber because they don't have a limousine license. this is a threat not only to every cab driver is a threat to your own regulatory system. if you cannot see that something is missing. when you express concern for cabdrivers in the light of what you are doing it is an awfully hollow ring. you took 1000 cab drivers and push them out the door. the driver fund. you have cut almost all money out of the driver fund. the only thing that it will get at this point or anytime in the near future is $100 a month of the medallions being leased to cap companies, somewhere aruond $25 dollars per

we have an app for that.ny of you are home ready to hit the road for holiday travels whether by car or plane it could come maybe with much aggravation. we have apps and we have gadgets to help make traveling a little bit easier this season. joining us is senior editor of travel lo travelocity. you can gt it on a smart phone and it helps with your itinerary or more. >> travelocity is my go to app for booking travel and imagining itineraries. it's all in one place so you can book flights, hotels vacation packages and keep an eye out for mobile ex complusi-- exclusive . they offer up to 50 percent of all of the hotels. >> the next app goes on with what patti ann was talking about. it let's you know what you can and cannot take on a flight. >> that's right. tsa takes the app recently and it not only give the you incredible amount of information about the airport the feature i love most is can i bring it? you can enter the contemplated item it will let you know yes or no. turkeys are allowed cranberry sauce gravy

you can download this app, it is free from the app store or google play.neuver around your commute this morning. >>> you can touch this. ahead, the bay area music icon hitting the stage at the american music awards. >> stop, it's gangnam time. >>> also, on katie actress sally field and singer tony bennett. >>> welcome back. temperatures mild everywhere 40s boarder to the north, 50s and 60s gulf coast 70s dallas, 80 phoenix cool spot, a lot of wet weather, -- delays happening in baltimore that's about it, rain up around seattle and portland rain towards st. louis, rain going to stay north of us. flight tracker, abc7news.com, at the bottom. >>> 6:25. maybe the answer to the questions 9er fans have been asking looks like quarterback smith may be sitting out tonight's game against the bears. sources tell espn that smith did not get clearance from an independent neurologist to play. smith has been practicing in the black no contact jersey for days i have an concussion last week jay cutler is also sidelined. -- >> still no word about the future of cal football c

it's still a worthwhile app.sn't all that precise. >> i was running around inside the park looking for them. and they were watching me across the street in the coffee shop. >> find my iphone is a free app, you do need to activate it. android, blackberry and microsoft have tracking apps. they help locate thieves and help you write data from a remote location where your identity won't be stolen along with your phone. >> terry: lisa argen is here now. we have the sunshine and rain. we have just about anything you want. >> yes, today really mild out there. temperatures as much as ten degrees above average in san jose. oakland, about 8 degrees above normal and san francisco. here is a look at lake tahoe. very top there of the mountains you can see the snow but the past couple of systems, high elevation snow. temperatures are cold enough. it's been in the 20s this morning. closer to home, upper 40s, plenty of sunshine from vollmer peak. we're looking nice and sunny, hazy in spots and fog has begun to creep into the del

waze app the free traffic app, highway 80 to the bay bridge highway 24 looks like a stopped car on the shoulder reported. great app to help you maneuver around if you you are headed out for your commute it is available free on the app store and google play. >>> 6:02. you have spoken, president obama is waking up this morning having secured a second four year term as commander in chief. women, young voters and minors helped lead him to victory. spoke to the nation last night in chicago. president whether i earned your vote or not. i have listened to you i have learned from you and you have made me a better president. >> following his remarks first lady and daughters joined the president on stage with vice president biden and his wife. mitt romney conceded last night before the president's spoke. he backed on to the take in boston alone and thanks his supporters and voters. stay with the abc7 morning news coming up, we go live to chicago for a wrap of the race for president and a look at where president obama and mitt romney go from here. >>> californians overcame decades of anti-tax sen

all the dispatch services that will basically provide the framework for the creation of a universal app so that just as members of the public have said, people through an app, developed by third-party, would have his ability into all the taxis out there. i concur wholly but that is something absolutely needed, probably the single most important thing we need to do to strengthen our taxi industry. we have issued that rfi; responses were due on november 30th, we may have extended that a bit. the belief is that based on the information that we get, we may alter the requirement that we have for electronic data, the current deadline for which is december 31. we are requesting your authorization to extend the deadline for the collection of electronic data by two months, so we have an opportunity to refine what we have asked for. similarly extension for the same two months for the backseat monitors because we have not completed developing the standards for which the monitors need to apply. it's really a two-month extension. it doves tail with the structure that we are working to develop, creat

on smartphone or tablet we thought monopoly was more fun with an app. >> reporter: download the appr free, consumer sampled 11 other tech toys. >> pricey but no other toy like them kids will play with them for hours. >> reporter: download software to add games to the interactive cubes, shake, flip, tilt or press the blocks to play games like puzzles or math challenges. >> yes! >> reporter: if you want everyone off the coach try loops shifter for $45. players 7 and up use best karate chop like moves to repeat a pattern. there are tech toys for creative kid too, crayola's digital light designer for $60. artists six and older can move the wand to draw with l.e.d. lights they look cooler in the dark. >> this toy is magical. one draw back, motor is loud. >> reporter: smart labs $20 deejay rock dot let kids build -- don't expect high fidelity your child will love being able to say i may it myself. ♪ ♪ ♪ -- >> reporter: also likely to be popular, tablets for kids, consumer reports in the process of testing these i'll get you results as soon as they come in. i'm michael finney, 7 on your si

not even an app.or results later on tonight, if you are not able to get in front of cbs 5, then we like the cbs news and cnn apps both outstanding in terms of following results and getting them realtime. and the last one that's interesting is called settle it. it's an app that will let you figure out what the candidates really did and stood for and what their decisions were in their recent political history. they are all of us say i did this and that. you never know which is true. this may settle those bar bets. no did he this or that when he was in college or what have you. >> it's a factfinding of sorts about the backgrounds of the candidates. >> are there more apps? >> reporter: there are dozens. there are so many out there, but we like these because they are free. they work really well and they are available on the major platforms. >> all right. brian cooley, thank you very much. for more go to cbssf.com/mornings. >>> we are going to take a live look out in wisconsin where paul ryan is putting his

navigate your compute with this waze app. >>> -- your commute with this waze app. >>> frightening encounternd's occupy demonstrators. >>> what was this about? midnight release that had hundreds lining up in the co >>> quiet hardly a cloud to be found dry for the morning commute, right now san jose low 40s, you need a nice-sized coat, 60s this afternoon possibly 70s tomorrow. >>> 5:43. two people hit by a car during an occupy protest in oakland are suing bart and the oakland police department. lawyers for the two say it has been a year since the incident and police have not taken action. cell phone video shows a mercedes driving through a crowd of protesters, hitting both, had to have surgeries and still in therapy. >> normal circumstances if somebody hits somebody, they go to jail. what was it about this situation that was so different? >> i don't know what is going on. it is confusing, depressing, disturbing. >> oakland police let the driver leave the scene. police say they've opened an investigation but attorneys for the two say they've heard nothing from police, neither bart nor oakland

now a group of kids from a maryland high school are turn it into a mobile app. turn it into a mobile a -- turning it into a mobile app. >> reporter: he has found a way to take the fear out of raising your hand in the class skas in the hallway. >> amazing profound learning happens in the hallway. >> reporter: a social media site where you load the schedule and it connects you with students in your school and around the world. >> you can add an event to thursday november #th and say i have -- 8th and say i have a test and anyone else studying can see that. >> reporter: post the question and get a slew of answers from other students taking the subject. >> even change your setting. >> reporter: thomas jefferson high school senior created the site with a tj alum the project had so much promise that microsoft was interested and gotanother teen from spring brook high school in maryland to develop the mobile app. the all student project is really taking off. >> classes are loaded in. you can either adthem on the website or in the app. >> every student has fear aboutaski

loving your new i-phone app? >> i'm using the one to get you up. >> you left that on the cutting room floor. >> that is probably a good thing, me singing. you can hear steve say buzz buzz, buzz kind of like that. if that doesn't get you going i don't know what will. how about this great weather? what a wonderful weekend we had and that is spilling over national workweek. today this is the final mild day we will see in quite a while. 50 to wake you up. we will be lucky to see 50 for highs later this week. 48 at dulles 39 manassas. 43 in martinsburg. 50 in frederick. annapolis at 53 and yesterday we hit 7 11. that sounds so good. the average is 59 degrees so way above the average. today we will top the average. we have clear skies for the most start a hreullittle fog in the outlying areas but clouds increase from the west throughout the day. you see a strong cold front from the great lakes to the gulf coast and huge difference in temperatures. look at the temperature in minnesota, 19 20 in minneapolis and 34 in chi

from seasonal traps to killer apps. our insiders crack the codes to saving big. >>> inside a global phenomenon. it shows in 98 cities, 6 tony awards and a record-shattering nearly billion-dollar run. tonight, we're pulling back the curtain on the making of "the lion king." >>> and over 600 feet high, over 14 lanes of the world's busiest traffic. for these guys, it's an average day at work. is this the scariest job on earth? >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden, and bill weir in new york city. this is "nightline," november 20th, 2012. >>> good evening. i'm terry moran. thanksgiving's only two days away now, which means that holiday shopping frenzy is upon us. and if your christmas list is threatening to do major damage to your bank account, you're not alone. when it comes to finding the very best deals on everything from smartphones to cameras to toys, the answer may be only an app away. abc's sharyn alfonsi brings us the new tricks to saving big for our series, "easy mo

download this app and navigate the storm and your commute, free on the apple app store and google play>> 6:20 two >>> microsoft releases top -- searches for 2012, why the top results -- >>> silicon valley ceo trying to turn yahoo around the morning meeting taking meyer . >>> good morning rain in the north bay in sonoma county everyone has been feeling the wind especially coast 30 to 40 mile hour gusts there. in san jose breezy as well, green and yellows closer into the north bay occidental and fort ross, sea ranch getting moderate rain through beau bay, further south not a lot going -- going on into the east bay and peninsula, south bay just showers more offshore if you are traveling the worst weather has to be here with airport delays at sfo three hours and 46 minutes due to that wind. >>> it is 6:25. microsoft's bing has top searches for 201012, iphone 5 ranked as the -- most searched item on binge this year despite -- on bing this year. apple released iphone 5 in october, other searches for 2012, number two, the elections, number three, the 2012 olympics, number four, hurricane san

in the apps store? what can we ask for? by understanding some of these capabilities and looking beyond the obvious i think we're going to be able to develop some really cool

a couple things to talk about for the mobile app. we built the platform for the department of rec and park. looking towards the future, which is really kind of what bill ginsler was doing, making information first, but second, adding the financial component, making transactions which we have built into the mobile commerce platform with the hierarchical structure from the top down, enabling the city to actually manage all of their own financial transactions. from ticketing, reservations, permitting, just about every component you can think of, of interacting with the city as a business itself, which most people -- which is kind of a big differentiation factor in developing this. so, as far as creating access to the public, using the open data sets, and creating exposure to neighborhoods that you probably traditionally didn't even think were there, we realized there were 1200 different facilities all through the park -- all through the city as we were going out to explore. and upon our own discovery, and i being a local native, i didn'

this is a free app to help you all traffic cameras are fogged in at the app store or google play. >>> one form of traffic that will be heavy all day, web traffic this is cyber monday the big shopping day when online retailers pull out all stops to drive sales. katie marzullo joins us from the newsroom. how will today compare to black friday? >> reporter: it is interesting, there's a huge gap. already five hours into cyber monday the deals began midnight, today is expected to be the biggest online shopping day of the year. a lot has changed since cyber monday was created in 2005. the deals are still there, popular clothing brands, 30 to 40% off everything, tv, diamond erins, analysts expect a billion and a half online up 20% from last year only a fraction of the 59 billion dollars people spent in brick and mortar stores 0 the weekend. some are blaming technology. >> used to be we got to work monday, after thanksgiving, we had access to broadband to high speed internet that's where the deals were now that has chained. >> reporter: people have such tech -- technology they can use it at h

they did one this year and they did a facebook app and the facebook app allows you to create your dream vacation and your friends and family on facebook can see it. their sales went up 20% year over year and they attribute that to facebook because that was the only thing that was different about that campaign and that makes sense because vacations are better with your friends, right? it makes sense if you're going to think about going on vacation that you would invite other people and they would get the idea to go, too. >> rose: project mobile forward. where are we going? >> we're going to a level of ubiquity that we've never had before. it's never been possible to have these technologies with us all the time and have them at our fingertips. the smart phone itself has decades to play out. this is going to be one of the most important things our industry has ever done and there's a huge amount that's going to happen. >> rose: like? >> i mean just the power -- ultimately the power of a fully connected supercomputer in your pocket. i think smart phones are going to replace -- video games a

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