in 2013 app and this is your goal. >> we created this app with some of my friends who have a similar as time goes on as we work towards the goals we can encourage each other. >> reporter: it could be someone's resolution to build an app. >> if it was with yap you could accomplish it on day one. >> and we want to know your new year's resolutions for 2013. on go to abc2news.com/facebook. >>> 2012 won't be remembered for stellar gas prices. in fact, we saw some of the worst prices in almost four years. plus there is good news as we head into the new year. we will explain. and 2012 marks a great year for hollywood. a look at the amount of tickets sold this year and why 2013 could be topping the numbers from the previous year. a lot of see quells this year. >> i got to get to the movies. chilly across-town and it's dry. but a lot of clouds and a big cold blast coming your way. we will detail that coming up after this. [ female announcer ] pillsbury crescents on their own are fantastic but add some sauce, pepperoni and cheese and fold up the crescent dough...and presto! tuesday night just

the app i am turned with is the appetizer and not the phone app. >> reporter: that's where health tap comes in it's not an appetizer but it puts health on the plate. >> people ask about healthy like how they can be proactive about their health thinking about things like nutrition you know better eating and using -- reducing stress especially around the holidays sleeping a little bit better. >> reporter: the service can connect useers were doctors that can answer health questions. they can use it to choose a resolution and work with a doctor to achieve it. >> if you have questions of how to do it, when to a do it how to sustain it you can ask your doctors get an answer for free and continue and getting it throughout the year. >> reporter: for those look for more organization in the new year an app called brew ster consolidates -- brewster consolidates contacts. >> if you are thinking about networking and who to reap out to to say hello, to the people -- reach out to to say hello, they are a search away. >> reporter: it combines your contacts creating a digital view of the personal rela

you can find it all on twitter's new video sharing app. we'll tell you what the company has to say about that. >>> also ahead, public radio? private time. a radio station encouraging listeners to get busy. we'll tell you >>> in the state of virginia, it could soon be illegal to smoke in your car if there's a child under the age of 15. now the measure passed the state senate subcommittee today. now it moves to the full senate. >>> the public radio station is about to launch a brand-new light hearted membership campaign encouraging listeners to make some babies. of course the aim is to make more public radio listeners. the station is wbez. that's in chicago. the ads will appear online and in newspapers and on train platforms, even taxis. among the tag lines, we want listeners tomorrow to go make babies today. do it for chicago. still ahead on wusa9. >> don't look, twitter's latest mobile app filled with videos. could you really do that in six weotta sell the car. where would we even start? get the car. hi howard. get in. hi, good to see you.

her goal is to make apps that help moms like her. recently she attended a luncheon with other mothers. she wanted to test a new app that teaches children to remember the map of the world and gauge their reactions. >> translator: the earth stretched. it's turning. i think it's great. if you have children do this activity on paper, it doesn't really grab their attention. they love games so making a school doesn't seem like a game. it's a great solution. >>eporter: now the compa pls t concentraten educational apps and to sell the product in other countries. >>> there's a tropical storm situated west of the philippines. to find out how it's affecting people nearby, we go to our meteorologist from the weather desk. >> people in parts of the philippines have been dealing with stormy weather due to a tropical storm. this is the first tropical storm of 2013. the good news is that the system is pulling away from the country. the peak of stormy weather is over. wet and windy conditions will prolong throughout the philippines throughout the day

there's app app for that. coming up, the most sadistic apps to break your bad habits.phone apps transformed the world. well, a little bit; right? at least they changed your personal relationship with technology, and, now, they want to beat you into submission. i kid you not. the website lifehacker.com, had a story about sadistic apps, some of which people actually pay for, and it was so funny i had to share with you. number one, can't get up in the morning? constantly hitting snooze on your alarm clock? try better me. it's a free app that posts a message to the facebook time line telling your friends you're too lazy to get up in the morning. it hassles you for free. number two, if you're an exercise -- if you don't like to exercise, and you can't get to the gym, there's all kinds of help out there for you. gympacked is straightforward. attach your bank account, and when you don't check in, they take money out of your account, no kidding. the money it collects is redistributed to other people, other users who went to the gym. i don't know if you like that or not. there'

this app is a favorite. she touches a drawing of an animal, a photo pops up on it on screen and then makes a sound. the apps designed it to advance the intellect of young children. she started playing with her mother's smart phone just two or three months after she was born. now she uses six different educational apps. >> translator: it's really helpful for times when i can't give her my complete attention or when she starts throwing a tantrum in public. i hand this to her and instantly she can get all her attention. >> reporter: the youngsters at this nursery school are also going digital. turn the power on, please. they use tablets for learning. the apps teach the children to write the japanese alphabet by 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 smart phones and other electronic gadgets. two out of three mothers said they do. and mo

back to westbound 580 with our abc7 app, the traffic app, it is grabbing. we had an early car fire and that has been jammed up before the 680 junction. it is still slow from before 680 and 580 back to dublin boulevard on westbound 580 but it is improving. you can follow this on your own app free at the apple app store or on google play. san mateo bridge is busy beyond the toll plaza. the flat section has some brake lights and bumper to bumper to foster city at 15 to 17 minutes to the peninsula from the east bay and little improved in the westbound direction toward hayward at 15 minutes. kristen and eric. >> five things to know before you go. >> the >> handing off to "good morning america" we will show you the five things to know before you go. first, the snow. can you expect cold temperatures throughout the bay area. and a light dusting and higher elevations, and there is above saratoga with snow on the ground near highway nine. >> two, federal investigators are looking into radar equipment to see if that was a factor in the crash on the bay bridge. there w

it's an app.lked to some young people who didn't have a problem with the app. >> it's probably harmless probably because you can download it yourself. if you want it you want it if you don't you just don't download it. >> promoting a racist app as being a fun thing for young people i think is not doing a service. >> reporter: betty yee is on the board of equalization. >> i expected more from google frankly. >> reporter: the san francisco asian american doesn't find anything humorous about google's app. >> here we have essentially racial stereo types that are made fun of and being shown as enjoyable. >> the app also includes make me irish and make me indian. >> reporter: if this happened to any other community whether it's the jewish community, muslim community i can almost say for certain that anti definition leagues would be speaking out. >> reporter: more than 75 million people have signed an online petition urging google to drop this app. so far google has not. live in berkeley, ken wayne, ktvu

the app is updated by its users. so the reliability of the information depends on how frequently it's updated. we found gas prices to be current most updated in the morning and some within minutes. for those who want to be financially organized experts like an app called page ones. you can pay bills, see your account balances, track your bills, and payments all in one place. definitely can save you time and money when you're on the go. another smart phone app that has great reviews iallowance. this is for parents looking for an easy way to track their childrens allowance, rewards or chores. it also helps kids learn about budgeting. the next money saving app the experts like is called shop savvy. it's a price comparing app that instantly gives you options locally or online by scanning the barcode of any products and finally for those who need help staying on budget at the grocery store an app called food on the table. creates a list of grocery items you need based on a recipe the app provides. that way you don't have

i want to talk about an app called talk. here is what it looks like, you choose the game, based on the area that you live in. so, for example, this is actually a different screen, but on my pad i have the app and it lets you choose by game, wherever you want to play and whichever you want to play on the football apps will have statistics and things. but unlike other apps this one will let you talk to the people in your social network using voice chat with up to four people at a time, the second screen item popular for sports fans. close to half of us are using mobile devices while we watch games. given the fact that tablets are fairly recent, it's a quick ramp up. you can expect a lot of people to be online as they are watching. >> it's tok and it's an app. >> t-o-k, and you can find it in the app store. >> okay. get a chance, check out the bay bridge around 11:00 this evening. caltrans will be putting on a light show. it's not fourth of july, it's just something very special. take a look. engineers will be testing the new l

>>reporter: if the company has right mobile app that's great. suggest a lot of big corporations don't. struggling to catch up with the change in how the employees work. >> trend called bring your own device. where they say bring your own device i-pad or android device or i-phone or anything else. >>reporter: michael company sponsored survey of 800 executives. nearly 40 percent said the company built zero or one mobile app over the past year. partly to blame, the daunting array of different devices. apple android now microsoft soil. today what is involved is develop 3 separate tool sets 3 separate lapping wajs and 3 completely different environment to actually build and reach the user. >>reporter: why would a big business want to build mobile app. folks tell it headache could get big ferry they didn't. if you don't have a mobile app they will down load one and start using that that opens up all kind of security hole and support issue for you. >>reporter: this builds a kit the speed up the process of developing an app for multiple platform said co

it's an app.y have stupid apps. >> reporter: we talked to some young people who didn't have a problem with the app. >> it's probably harmless probably because you can download it yourself. if you want it you want it if you don't you just don't download it. >> promoting a racist app as being a fun thing for young people i think is not doing a service. >> reporter: betty yee is on the board of equalization. >> i expected more from google frankly. >> reporter: the san francisco asian american doesn't find anything humorous about google's app. >> here we have essentially racial stereo types that are made fun of and being shown as enjoyable. >> the app also includes make me irish and make me indian. >> reporter: if this happened to any other community whether it's the jewish community, muslim community i can almost say for certain that anti definition leagues would be speaking out. >> reporter: more than 75 million people have signed an online petition urging google to drop this app. so far google has

there's an app for that. a mobile inauguration app letting you watch the ceremony on the go wherever you are. you can stream the event live from your phone or get updates via text message. you can download the official app at action 2030 pic.org. people going to the inauguration can use the app to navigate their way through the capital. we'll also stream that ceremony live on our website at nbcbayarea.com. lots happening and lots to do with your phone i guess. >> looking forward to it. i wonder what the first lady is going to wear. >> she's got bangs. you're excited. it's all about looking good. >> that's right. meteorologist christina loren, you always look good. >> thank you. on a monday, holiday monday, i'll take it. 32 degrees in livermore. if you have to get up and going for work this morning, give yourself plenty of time. warm your car up. these temperatures are going to climb toward that 70-degree mark. a great looking day shaping up. once we hit noon we'll be comfortable enough to get outdoors without

app was the first app you helped develop, right? >> it was on blackberry. >> back to '99?. so a few years ago. >> what's your expectation for this today? >> i think there's a lot of anticipation built around this event. this is a very critical event for r.i.m. to get this right. and they've certainly had a lot of time on their hands to build this operating system up from scratch. which is what they've needed to do all along. wash away the old operating system and technologies they had and start fresh. >> at the same time, other companies haven't exactly been standing still. i wonder how much migration do you think there has been, just in mind share, not just market share, but mind share intent to buy, as android and apple have had this runway to themselves for a while. >> and now you also have microsoft in the game. and i think really, microsoft and r.i.m. are going to be duking this out for third place. >> when you say they've got a chance to make this right. what will make it right, what will make it fall short of right. >> they need to activate the existing user base. t

this app is free to navigate your commute downloaded from apple app or google play. and eastbound dumbarton bridge, the road work will be picked up at 6:00 a.m. today with in significant slowing. yesterday we had dense fog advisory but it is reported clear. road work northbound 101 near san francisco airport to south san francisco down to two lanes road work until 7:00 this morning. the bay bridge toll plaza is very light conditions and fog-free here with no metering lights and it is a smooth ride into san francisco on the upper deck. >> thank you. an abc news exclusive what former arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords is demanding on the 2nd anniversary of the tucson shooting rampage. >> driver tries to pull away from an east bay restaurant. what happened next sent four people to the hospital. >> but the america's money report. >> good morning. topping america's money, clearing up more of the housing meltdown mess. ten major u.s. banks are agreeing to pay $8.5 billion to settle charges they unfairly foreclosed on millions including bank of america paying more to

just for u on the safeway app.y of oregon is bringing in generators to restore power after a series of explosions in an underground utility tunnel. dorms are dark and stew kepts are walking around with flash lights. >>> a bay area startup asking for a some what unusual consideration from the public your organisms. the idea is to peek inside your body and the results may surprise you. >> for jessica, microbes are a window into the human body and she thinks you ought to be looking at them at well. >> everything in your gut is eating what you eat. >> the thousands of biological hitchhikers that live in our stomachs and around our bodies. earlier this year, researchers at the gladstone institutes at ucsf helped unveil a detailed genetic happen that helped identify and catalog all of the bacteria present in the human digestive system and they believe knowing which organisms are there and what they are are doing can show us what is going on in our bodys. >> studies connected to a wide range of diseases from obesity to di

the tech is an app called crazy blind date oo.here is my mosaic. >> after scrambling your pick turk the app asks you when and where you want to meet someone. >> third would meet at starbucks today. >> suggested matches are anything but random. the app comes from okay cuban, a company founded on using maps to bring couples together. the original app had millions of users to get them to down load the new april, it blacked out fot yeez immediate response was outrage. >> but the co-founder told us it worked. >> we know of hundreds of dates have already happened in two day autos 6:00 p.m. he wants to meet. >> christina land that had date and headed out to this restaurant. >> i know nothing about this person. i have got his first name and ij after looking she found him, gave him a hug and headed inside. >> the word crazy is in the app this lived up to expectation there's would be something crazy bite it turns out they have a lot in common. she writes about start ups and he runs a start up. a friend recognized her in this picture. >> he

you can download this free app at apple app and google play. the bay bridge is light. no problems here. with metering lights on. sluggish on the upper deck. kristen and eric? >> ahead, five thins >> as we are read to hand things off to "good morning america" five things to know before you go. san jose police are investigating an attempted kidnapping after a man tried to pull a toddler from her mother's arms. the mother said the stranger grabbed the girl's legged and tried to pull her away. the mother was able to break free and call police. >> number two, two japanese airlines have voluntarily grounded their entire fleet of boeing 787 dreamliners amid safety concerns. emergency landing in japan led to the grounding following a week of problems with the new jet. the flights in and out of san jose are canceled and japan airlines is canceling boeing 787 dreamliners. >> governor ground will attend the uc board of regents meeting and will set new priorities pushing for more teaching and less research at uc campuses. he wants more online courses to save money and increase cla

that app has disappeared. some called the apps racist and insulting. the make me asian app changes the shape of a person's eye, puts a rice patty on them and a mustache on them. change.org submitted a petition with more than 10,000 signatures asking google to take the apps down. >>> facebook could receive an award for best company to work for in 2013. it marks the second time it received that honor. that's high praise. employees at facebook applaud all of the good vibrations there. the company's laid back culture, free food, transportation, and day care. the award is based on employee provided feedback which is then sent nunanimously through the survey. >>> a less than glowing report from intel is causing markets to open later today and it looks like the dodge dart is making a comeback. for that and the rest of the news before the bell, we send things over to seema mody live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning to you. mixed look at futures right now. this is coming in after markets overseas specifically in japan rallied overnight.

download this app at apple app and google play. it is free.ng a major delay, as well, daly city line in pittsburg and richmond direction because of early equipment problems, over 30-minute delay and muni and caltrain is running on time. the bay bridge toll plaza, they just turned on metering lights and traffic backing to the macarthur maze. that is the traffic. mr. mike has the weather. >> it seems busy compared to here. but live doppler 7 hd shows a quiet commute weather-wise as the winds are blowing offshore with the clouds away from us. we still have dense fog in the north bay valley. 40 to 45, with cool conditions, and we will be in the low-to-upper 50's by lunch and low-to-mid 60's for most of the afternoon. as you head inland, other than the minor fog we have 32 to 42 to start and mid-to-upper 50's for lunch and low to minority 60's for the afternoon. at the coast it is cooler and calmer, and 37 to 41 and light to mid-50's and in the afternoon, upper 50's to mid-60's so warmer than yesterday, and everyone will be in the upper 40's to low

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nope. >> reporter: but these apes also love their apps.om costello, nbc news, washington. >>> that's our broadcast on a tuesday night, thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> right now at 6:00 a missing child case dating back some 30 years. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. almost 30 years of searching for clues and tonight this case might be solved. it was a case that gripped the bay area and made national headlines. the disappearance of kevin collins. we've just learned that today's dig in san francisco has turned up something but investigators aren't sure exactly what that something is. right now there's a heavy police presence near the intersection of mesonic and page just south of the panhandle near golden gate park. for the very latest bring in jean elle. what do we know this hour? >> reporter: we now know the san francisco police department dug a hole here and recovered some woen fragments. the focus is the yard right next to that greenhouse

but at the least there will be a whole new market for apps to protect people's privacy. >> 1600 appsintroduced? >> a day. >> amazing. >> you can find more on melissa's segments on cbssf.com/mornings. >>> time for a look at what's coming up on "cbs this morning." charlie rose joins us now from new york probably watched a lot of football over the weekend. good morning, charlie. >> indeed i did. good morning, frank and michelle. we have explosive new details on the death of actors natalie wood. a new report raises serious questions about whether she accidentally drowned. john miller will break the news. plus, how the island of ma kao is the world's largest gaming mecca and this the python challenge. we'll take you along for the big hunt in the everglades. that and more when we see you at 7:00. >> thank you. "cbs this morning" starts at 7:00. >>> all right. some more big news. the royal baby we have a due date now. buckingham palace says prince william and kate middleton's first baby is due in mid-july. if the new prince or princess arrives early, he or she could share a birthday with wa

this is a free app at apple app and google play. >> good morning. look at the forecast of the big easy if you are headed that way. tomorrow temperatures will be not so cool where we are in the mid-to-upper 50's, 61 tomorrow, and super bowl sunday is normal at 65, and more humidity on monday and 65 again. so it looks mild down this. now what is happening here at home. the high pressure, we watched snow in oregon a couple of days ago and yesterday we watched it in oregon and now, we do not see anything. we have temperatures near 50 again in the high country and low-to-mid 60's and 67 at big sur and the spring-like low-to-mid 60's in southern california. eric and kristen? >> we are learning of the coyote found in the backyard in san francisco's mission district. the wildlife center of silicon valley gave us a look at animal. she is unweight and dehydrated and they treating her for a breathing infection. the coyote is expected to stay at the facility for several weeks before being released in the wild. >> there are coyotes around in san francisco but we

everybody was talking about how to develop an app, they wanted to build an app of their own.te about that, how do you actually find a developer, build an app and get it birthed. and so, you know, i sat with that idea for a better part of a year or so and came across a developer named george lavatch in seattle, tremendously talented guy and we talked about collaborating and both of us had a passion for children's education, and figured that the ipad would be a real ideal place to kind of explore some things in teaching children scientific concepts, and so we started down that road and found a real talented illustrator named dean mccaddum in san diego and started pushing in that direction. >> were you shocked that it took off the way it did? >> yeah. i was -- i was absolutely shocked. going into the process of when we went to release it, i did it under a pseudonym because i didn't want, frankly, i didn't want any preferential treatment from apple because i was covering apple apps. so i did it under pseudonym and figured, well, if it didn't hit, i knew how good it was, that was

website and smartphone app funded by district government created by a d.c. based group, men can stop rain. >> do a lot of our work focussed around sexual violence, harassment, rain. >> the information is taylored to each of the nine universities in the district. it lists specific resourcings, their addresses and phone numbers and directions. >> the other thing that is nice about the application is that a friend or family member can use it. if someone comes to them and says, you know, something happened last night. and it was -- a really bad situation. i don't know what to do. >> the app developed with input from students themselves. >> having the direction to do so. beneficial. i think so. >> knowing exactly where to go no matter what university you are at, or woman in d.c. would be helpful. >> a national study indicates that 90% of on campus rapes occur in the first semester a student is there. jackie benson, news 4. >> so far more than 1,000 people have downloaded the app. >> doug and more on the weather forecast. you know there is some more to the weekend

the app is available in the app store on google play and for droid. >>> coming up next, the woman whovice to millions has passed away. this morning, we are remembering the woman behind dear abby. >> they are a piece of living history. a group of seniors who played a part in the first televised inauguration. it is 4:54. we'll be back.  >>> you remember her. paul even friedman phillips who wrote dear abby has passed away. she wrote the popular column under the name of abigail van buren. her daughter took over the column in 2002. for years, she completed with her twin sister, advice columnist ann landers. pauline friedman phillips was 92 years old. >>> a group of men have quite a story to tell. they were part of the inauguration in 1949 when harry truman took office. >> reporter: these three guys have some stories to tell. they didn't just witness history. they were part of it. >> we were there because we were -- had to be there. >> reporter: they joke a lot but this was serious business n1949, gray parks and scott shipe were west point cadets. >> i harry s. truman do so

the app is free. >> well, thank you, cheryl, thanks for asking.nd always has been since the birth of the app store thee master of mobile in the world of doctors. these are guys who were right out front. the company was started in 1998 by two stanford guys who saw the internet thing as something that would be big, and they have been focused on being really good information, fiduciaries for doctors. it's not just the coolness of the mobile app, but the efforts made. they read all the drug-related literature ensuring doctors have exactly what they need in a tight act rat -- accurate objective and format that they trust more than any other brand in health care, and doctors are a tough group to satisfy. athena health is the back office service to doctors, and as a back office service, we do billing, medical records, patient communication, stuff doctors don't love to do, don't do well, but need to do in order to do the stuff they love, and what we hope happens as a result of this application -- of this acquisition is that, a, we become half as good at m

app work across everything. now that samsung is big i think he developed for samsung only which means google is going to lose control of their own operating system. they've already lost control of the part done by amazon so i would have -- the thing that's so amazing to me is that the big companies have huge opportunities now. microsoft owns skype, the telecommunications, the most important telecom system in the emerging world they have 400 million active users which is more than e number users of windows these days. >> rose: 400 million -- >> like over a hundred million who pay them to use it. so you look at this and go wait a minute, why are you trying to subordinate this to window which is the is the product most harmed by the ipad and iphones? why wouldn't you sit there and go wait a minute, i'm going make a skype phone. why make a windows phone? make a skype phone, an xbox phone. >> so i think c.e.o.s of microsoft and google, steve ballmer and larry paige respectively, they're one good night's sleep away fr

the app designed for an droid but some will be working on iphones. and whoever invented that, i mean, really. how cool. >> that is cool. >> thank you. >> sure. >> okay. how about about those super bowl bound 49ers? time for the daily dose. did you ever wonder that those tattoos on collin kaepernick and what they say? wayne? >> this is 10 years since bay area had a super bowl. 18 years since 49 49ers had a super bowl. for those who haven't lived through this this, is a week where everything becomes magnified that. is the case here in santa clara today. if you've wond qlaerd a professional locker room looks like, this is on display for reporters seeking story was out mediocre angles with a week and a half left. until game time. then, collin kaepernick arrived. >> number one, it's kind of anyway of saying i don't care what people think about my tattoo. i got them for me and to show people this is what i believe in. god brougtd me in this far. and i can't do anything for this. >> one element the 49ers do not expect to contend within the super dome. if on

i a wanted to show you the on waze app, on the east side. west jackson and santa clara, eastbound the ramp from 92 to jackson, one lane getting by, and to 92 is getting fully open there. if you want to avoid the area, go farther north, take the whinten exit and amy hollyfield is saying about another 40 minutes until this is repaired. chp has issued a sig alert. northbound 680, sheridan, stall blocking at right lane. at vargas, we have debris and it should be cleared shortly. >> straight ahead. we know it's been a wet winter so far, official numbers coming out later today. some of the prim figures on the snow pack. >> good news for 49er fans that have lost faith >>> welcome back. current conditions, livermore, fairfield, santa rosa, walnut creek, pleasanton are all at 27 degrees right now for the coolest spot in the bay area. frosty and cold in redwood city, 31. mountain view, 35. san jose, 34. oakland, 40. 34, half moon bay. sunshine a few high clouds and mid 50s. next three days will be in the mid to upper 50s. here is katie with more news.

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. >>> be sure to download the wusa9 ipad app. it is free on itunes. closings and delays in the upper left hand corner. if you star your school, that means your school or company comes up first every time you open the app. >> like setting favorites. >> it is aso user-friendly on the app store. here's howard ea lot of delays with a few closures. >> fairfax county is giving unscheduled leave to workers. >> ipad apps wusa9. >>> also reports of sleet and freezing rain coming in even from southern maryland points north you have a glaze there, report of a glaze on a lot of things out there 30 degrees. get low 30s this morning. by lunch time mid to upper 30s, our winter weather advisory goes until 10:00 a.m. and this afternoon we'll certainly get out of this. we are going to get out of it quickly in southern areas as well. last couple of hours, snow and sleet at the onset. now sleet and freezing rain, depending on where you are in most areas. wet snow mixing in north and east of us. plain old cold rain mixing in with some of the sleet as well. you can see nor

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. >>> and the new app that d.c.'s top cop says you may want to download right now. >>> let the trash talking begin. this morning, we are counting down to the battle with seattle. >>> from the game day hype to game day food. we're running down everything ahead of tomorrow's big redskins game. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to news 4 today. i'm richard jordan. >> and i'm angie goff. an update to breaking news. a tsunami alert has just been canceled after a 7.6 earthquake shook off the coast of alaska. it happened about 75 miles southeast of cordova, alaska, north of vancouver island. emergency officials say the quake does not pose danger of a tsunami to the coast, and there are also no reports of damage or injuries. >> there were some reports of maybe a small tsunami being seen, but that's still being investigated. >>> however, for us, we have nice weather. >> we do. for more, we're going to check in with meteorologist chuck bell. >> good morning, everyone. your weekend off to a quiet start. the first weekend of 20

a couple things to talk about for the mobile app.e 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't

nope. >> reporter: but these apes also love their apps.tello, nbc news, washington. >>> that's you are our broadcast on a tuesday night, thank you for being with us. i'm brian williams, we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night.